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Short- and long-term health effects of job insecurity. Fixed effects panel analysis of German data [PDF]
Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & HealthOBJECTIVE: Previous research has linked job insecurity to health deterioration. The risk accumulation model suggests that health effects of job insecurity may persist even after job security is restored, yet long-term empirical analyses are scarce.
Małgorzata Mikucka +2 more
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Measurement invariance of cognitive and affective job insecurity: A cross-national study [PDF]
African Journal of Psychological AssessmentEmpirical evidence of established measurement invariance of job insecurity measures may enhance the practical utility of job insecurity as a valid predictor when utilised over different cross-national samples.
Gina Görgens-Ekermans +6 more
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Mediating role of job insecurity and professional identity in the relationship between internet self-efficacy and job satisfaction among young employees in new employment forms [PDF]
Scientific ReportsThis study intends to explore the relationships among internet self-efficacy, job insecurity, professional identity, and job satisfaction among young individuals in new forms of employment, with the objective to further understand the influencing factors
Difei Liu +5 more
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The Precarization of Educational Labor: The Examination of Teachers’ Job Insecurity Perceptions [PDF]
Educational Process: International Journal, 2022 Background/purpose – In this study, the precarization of educational labor was identified in terms of teachers’ job insecurity perceptions. The purpose of the study was to examine the job insecurity perceptions of teachers with permanent, fixed-term, or ...
Ibrahim Colak, Yahya Altinkurt
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Suffering Job Insecurity: Will the Employees Take the Proactive Behavior or Not?
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 Job insecurity is considered an important antecedent of an employee’s creativity. Though, the relationship between job insecurity and proactive behavior has been neglected in previous human resources management studies.
Xun Yao, Meng Li, Huiqin Zhang
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European Journal of Psychology Open, 2022 : Background: While an increasing body of research has examined employees’ job insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, we know little about the role of cognitive and affective job insecurity in the pandemic context.
Yuhyung Shin +2 more
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Job Insecurity and Financial Distress [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012 This paper investigates the effects of different job categories on households’ likelihood of experiencing financial distress. Given imperfect financial markets and the absence of unemployment subsidies, households with less secure jobs are likely to experience drops in income more frequently than households with well-protected jobs.
Moretti,, Luigi +2 more
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Job Insecurity and Subsequent Actual Turnover: Rumination as a Valid Explanation?
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 Job insecurity is a work stressor with many negative consequences for the individual as well as the organization. However, currently, little is known about why job insecurity is related to these outcomes.
Anne Richter +5 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 IntroductionThe fierce market competition environment makes employees feel insecure at work. While it is difficult for enterprises to provide employees with a sense of security, they have to rely on employees’ innovative behavior to seek competitive ...
Bing Ma +4 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 An increasing number of people experience insecurity about the future of their job, making it more important than ever to manage this insecurity. While previous research suggests that proactive coping is a promising way to alleviate job insecurity, we ...
Jessie Koen, Maarten J. van Bezouw
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