Fig. 1.1.Annual Scientific Production7
Fig. 1.2.Average Citation Per Year7
Fig. 1.3.Number of Blue-collar Studies of the Most Relevant Authors8
Fig. 1.4.Publication Performance of the Authors8
Fig. 1.5.Top 10 Most Common Sources9
Fig. 1.6.Abstract Wordcloud (Top 100)10
Fig. 1.7.Authors Keywords Co-occurrence Analysis11
Fig. 1.8.Authors’ Keywords Dendrogram12
Fig. 1.9.Factorial Map for Author's Keywords with Multiple Correspondence Analysis13
Fig. 1.10.Most Global Cited Authors and Years of Their Studies (Top 25)13
Fig. 1.11.Total Citations14
Fig. 1.12.Bibliography Publication Year Spectroscopy14
Fig. 1.13.Co-citation Analysis15
Fig. 1.14.Affiliation Production Over Time16
Fig. 1.15.Collaboration Network by Countries17
Fig. 2.1.Hypothesized Model21
Fig. 2.2.Hypothesized Model and Path Analysis Results26
Fig. 4.1.Research Model52
Fig. 4.2.The Findings Obtained as a Result of the Analyses61
Fig. 6.1.Topics with the Most Representative Words93
Fig. 6.2.Topic–Time Trend95
Fig. 6.3.Inter-topic Distance Map96
Fig. 6.4.Sentiment–Time Trend97
Fig. 8.1.Indegree Centrality Diagram133
Fig. 9.1.Coding Scheme146
Fig. 17.1.Comparison Results258
Fig. 17.2.Coding of Four Approaches259
Fig. 17.3.Comparison of Three Figures260
Table 1.1.Descriptive Information6
Table 1.2.Top 10 Most Cited Studies9
Table 1.3.Top 10 Author Keywords and Keyword Plus10
Table 1.4.Co-occurrence Analysis Network Parameters for Author Keywords with Top Three Betweenness Results for Each Cluster12
Table 1.5.Co-citation Analysis Betweenness Centrality and Closeness Centrality Scores15
Table 2.1.Means, Standard Deviations, and Correlations27
Table 3.1.Descriptive Statistics37
Table 3.2.Rotated Component Matrix39
Table 3.3.Mann Whitney-U Test Analyse Results39
Table 4.1.Validity and Reliability Results of the Scale (Smart PLS)55
Table 4.2.Job Passion Scale Validity Results (IBM SPSS AMOS)57
Table 4.3.Correlations Between Variables, Decomposition, and Criterion Validity58
Table 4.4.Research Model Coefficients58
Table 4.5.The Mediation Effect of Job Crafting60
Table 6.1.Cross-tabulation for Topic and Current Employee94
Table 6.2.Chi-square Tests94
Table 6.3.Average Probabilities of Topics95
Table 6.4.Correlations Among Probabilities of Topics95
Table 6.5.Test of Normality for Compound Values within Each Topic Category97
Table 6.6.Kruskal–Wallis H Test for Compound Values98
Table 6.7.Average Compound Values for Each Topic Category98
Table 6.8.Chi-square Test for Topic–Sentiment Association98
Table 6.9.Post-hoc Test for Chi-square Test for Topic–Sentiment Association98
Table 7.1.Research Framework for GCW in I4.0115
Table 8.1.Social Network Metrics Criteria Used for Actors131
Table 8.2.Centrality Scores132
Table 8.3.Flow Betweenness, Closeness and Honest Brokerage Scores132
Table 8.4.Honest Brokerage Scores132
Table 8.5.Correlation Scores Between Variables133
Table 8.6.Regression Analysis134
Table 9.1.Data Collection Processes145
Table 9.2.Empirical Framework: Social Inclusion and Disabled Gray-collar Workers152
Table 11.1.Descriptive Statistics of Study Variables (N = 391)174
Table 11.2.Negative Binomial Regression Results175
Table 12.1.Descriptive Statistics – Dependent, Independent, and Control Variables189
Table 12.2.Results of Poisson Log-linear Regression Model on the Relationship of Nursing Staff Turnover with HRM Practices and Organizational Culture190

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