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Role of work ethic in the work–life satisfaction relationship: a longitudinal moderation model
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Journal of Managerial Psychology
Journal of Managerial Psychology (2024) 39 (1): 52–66.
Published: 22 December 2023
...Emma Lei Jing; Nanxi Yan Purpose The authors examine the longitudinal relationship between work satisfaction and life satisfaction, and the moderating role of work ethic. Design/methodology/approach The authors use a nationally representative sample of Dutch working adults (N = 1020...
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Work‐family conflict and individual consequences
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Journal of Managerial Psychology
Journal of Managerial Psychology (2012) 27 (7): 696–713.
Published: 21 September 2012
... associated with life satisfaction and affective commitment, as well as positively related to turnover intentions. Contrary to the research with samples of workers from Western countries (e.g. the USA), the study found that work‐family conflict was positively associated with affective commitment and did...
