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Applicant reactions to digital selection procedures
Abstract The use of digital technologies is dominating selection processes and has transformed the way organizations assess job applicants. Consequently, there is substantial interest in investigating how digital selection procedures (DPSs) are perceived by applicants and what their reactions are.
Ana Cristina Costa +2 more
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Investigating barriers to adherence to antimalarial prescribing guidelines in public healthcare facilities in Arba Minch, South Ethiopia: A qualitative study. [PDF]
Dereje AA +5 more
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When do workforce reductions pay off? A question of size and slack in privately held firms
Abstract Workforce reductions are associated with lower human capital and opportunity costs, which negatively affect firm performance, but at the same time reduce wage costs. We investigate the impact of workforce reductions on firm performance for privately held firms.
Vivien Lefebvre
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Media Portrayals of Nurse Retention: A Decade of News With Topic Modeling and Network Analysis. [PDF]
Lee T, Lee J.
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A stakeholder model of performance in networks evidence from Central European franchising firms
Abstract This study addresses the underexplored question of how a multilateral stakeholder orientation of the franchisor impacts franchise network performance. Drawing on the attention‐based view of the firm operationalized through the stakeholder salience approach, we develop a conceptual framework suggesting a franchisor's focus on the interests of a
Aveed Raha +2 more
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Facilitators and challenges in the implementation of the Care Ecosystem at six clinical sites in the United States: A qualitative study. [PDF]
Sideman AB +12 more
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Should Firms Avoid Relying on Key Employees? Evidence From Inventors
ABSTRACT Analysing inventor careers in U.S. public firms, we find that higher inventor‐base concentration enhances corporate innovation productivity in subsequent years, a relationship that remains consistent across various model specifications. Concentration improves the retention of individual inventors and teams, supporting the employee retention ...
Jin Wang
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