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A paradox and contextual perspective of HRM
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2025) 54 (9): 2502–2526.
Published: 27 October 2025
... practices. The paper begins with an overview of the paradox theory and its relevance to HRM, followed by an overview of the contextual factors shaping paradoxical tensions in Pakistan's banking sector. Then the study's methodology is presented. Our findings highlight strategies for navigating...
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Jobs and organisations: Explaining group level differences in job satisfaction in the banking sector
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2012) 41 (2): 200–215.
Published: 03 February 2012
... the banking sector. These effects are partially explained by job characteristics from the JDCS model at the individual level. At the aggregated level, only decision authority is statistically significant. Research limitations/implications The research is limited to Belgium and to the banking sector...
