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Special issue: Towards decent work in the era of Logistics 4.0. Guest Editors: Kum Fai Yuen, Xue Li, Xueqin Wang and Xiwen Bai

Guest editorial: Towards decent work in the era of Logistics 4.0

Kum Fai Yuen; Xue Li; Xueqin Wang; Xiwen Bai
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Revisiting the concept of decent work: exploring work values and job satisfaction in the era of Logistics 4.0

Chaimaa EL Aissoug; Thai Young Kim; Hwanhee Choi; Dong-Hyun Choi
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Scale development of decent work among logistics digital gig workers

Tu Lyu; Qixiang Geng; Hao Chen
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Employee willingness to collaborate with autonomous delivery robots: a cross-cultural perspective

Jason Shin; Jutong Wen; Zhao Liu; Xinwei Liu; Christopher A. Boone; V. Myles Landers; Ginnah Lee; Juting Huang
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Retaining gig workers in errand delivery logistics: the role of psychological contracts and perceptions

Yanfeng Liu; Lanhui Cai
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Employees’ perceived respect and performance in Logistics 4.0: a dyadic perspective of the congruence between employee voice and supervisor listening

Qiwei Pang; Mengmeng Wang; Jinge Yao; Mingjie Fang
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