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Why do newer generation employees trust their inclusive leaders more? Evidence from the Chinese context
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Journal of Managerial Psychology
Journal of Managerial Psychology (2026) 41 (1): 30–43.
Published: 05 August 2025
... equitably and respectfully, may better align with the values and needs of newer generation employees (i.e. the post-reform generation) in China. This alignment is likely to enhance trust in leaders among these employees. Furthermore, we identify two work values—autonomy value (valuing independence at work...
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