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Impact of change readiness on commitment to technological change, focal, and discretionary behaviors: Evidence from the manufacturing sector of Karachi
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Journal of Organizational Change Management (2016) 29 (2): 222–241.
Published: 11 April 2016
... and validity of the measurement model. Besides, hypotheses are tested using structural equation modeling in AMOS version 22. Findings – The standardized estimates of SEM revealed a very good model fit between the structural model and the sample drawn using different modification indices. The results show...
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Connecting HRM and change management: the importance of proactivity and vitality
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Journal of Organizational Change Management (2015) 28 (4): 627–640.
Published: 13 July 2015
... and vitality. Analyses were performed using structural equation modeling. Findings – Results suggest that three HRM practices are particularly effective for improving proactivity and vitality: high autonomy, high participation in decision making and high quality teamwork. Based on these results...
