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Management Decision (2025) 63 (13): 568–599.
Published: 07 October 2025
... in their professional lives. By focusing on the academic workplace, it investigates how HPWPs support the development of spiritual intelligence (SI), through the energizing effects of employee engagement and psychological capital (PsyCap), while considering how personal traits like job crafting and emotional...
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Management Decision (2025) 63 (7): 2634–2669.
Published: 23 December 2024
... empowerment and employee engagement, along with the moderating role of employee proactive personality. Design/methodology/approach To test our predictions, we used a cross-sectional research design, drawing on a sample of 456 frontline service employees in Egypt’s hospitality industry. The data were...
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Management Decision (2025) 63 (10): 3676–3699.
Published: 06 September 2024
...Divya Divya; Riya Jain; Priya Chetty; Vikash Siwach; Ashish Mathur Purpose The paper focuses on bridging the existing literature gap on the role of leadership in influencing employee engagement considering the advancement in technologies. With this, the author explores how the three critical...
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Management Decision (2023) 61 (13): 386–412.
Published: 28 November 2023
... is the development of a theoretical framework exploring the benefits of gamification in a work context. Practical implications For practicing managers, this paper shows how to use gamification to increase workplace learning and employee engagement, not just in the context of formal learning—as some companies...
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Management Decision (2017) 55 (4): 662–680.
Published: 15 May 2017
... cent response rate. The study sample comprised 398 shop-floor employees from 72 small and medium-sized manufacturing and service organisations. Findings The paper tests a model that sheds insight into the linkages between the organisational context, employee ambidexterity and employee engagement...

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