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Ain't Misbehavin: Workplace Deviance as Organizational Resistance

Journal of Management, 2007
Although organizational control and power are often designed to diminish workplace deviance, they also have the capacity to incite it. This is because enactments of power that confront organizational members in their daily work lives can create frustration that is expressed in acts of deviance.
Thomas B. Lawrence, Sandra L. Robinson
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Congress as a Deviant Organization: An Application of Ermann and Lundman’s Organizational Deviance Framework

Deviant Behavior, 2018
In 1978, Ermann and Lundman put forth the most sophisticated organizational deviance framework to date. They conceptualized organizational deviance as actions by an organization that interfere with the flow of benefits to actors with legitimate claims ...
Clayton D. Peoples, James E. Sutton
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Organizational Deviance: Organizational Spirituality the Panacea

This paper investigates how organizational spirituality can cure and eradicate organizational deviance in the organization. Causes and remedies of organizational deviance were mentioned. The concept of organizational spirituality and organizational deviance were extensively discussed.
Dr. Nwizia, Tordumbari Julius   +1 more
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Ethical leadership and follower organizational deviance: The moderating role of follower moral attentiveness

The Leadership Quarterly, 2015
The literature on ethical leadership has focused primarily on the way ethical leaders influence follower moral judgment and behavior. It has overlooked that follower responses to ethical leaders may differ depending on the attention they pay to the moral aspects of leadership.
van Gils, S.   +4 more
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That honey, my arsenic: The influence of advanced technologies on service employees’ organizational deviance

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2023
Jingyou Zhao   +4 more
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Investigating Organizational Deviance from Standards in Depth

2020
Abstract In this chapter, Sarah Langer, Ronny Gey, and Diana Karadzhova-Beyer introduce how empirical investigations of organizational deviations from standards can be conceptualized. They suggest a focused ethnography approach to explore the organizational members’ view on the enactment of standards.
Sarah Langer   +2 more
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Organizational Culture, Climate, and Workplace Deviance

2020
In this chapter, how the organizational climate and culture is being affected by the workplace deviance will be explained with the help of getting insights into the factors that actually contribute towards workplace deviance in an organization. As it is observed from the previous studies, workplace deviance has started exploiting almost all types of ...
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Exploring Organizational Concern for Employee Off-Duty Deviance

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2013
Organizational researchers have long studied counterproductive work behavior, committed by employees in the workplace, which cost organizations billions of dollars annually.
Colby Kennedy   +3 more
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Structurationist Framework to Explore Organizational Deviance from Standards

2020
Abstract In this chapter, based on structuration theory, Fried and Walgenbach develop a theoretical framework for exploring organizational deviance from standards empirically. They identify standards as modalities of action which trigger rules of interpretation, claim allocative and authoritative resources, and furthermore cause rules of
Andrea Fried, Peter Walgenbach
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Extra- and intra-organizational drivers of workplace deviance

The Service Industries Journal, 2014
Workplace deviance is an employee behavior with detrimental effects on the organizational bottom line, which makes it of great interest for services management research. The author develops and estimates a model for understanding the relationship between extra- and intra-organizational antecedents and job satisfaction, which relates to workplace ...
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