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Impact of occupational heat stress on worker productivity and economic cost.

American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2021
Heat stress is a growing concern in the occupational setting as it endangers worker health, safety, and productivity. Heat-related reductions in physical work capacity and missed workdays directly and indirectly cause productivity losses and may ...
M. Morrissey   +4 more
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The Impact of Schedule Consistency on Shift Worker Productivity: An Empirical Investigation

Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 2022
Problem definition: Lawmakers have begun to introduce “fair schedule” legislations that require employers to provide shift workers with more predictable and consistent work schedules.
G. Lu, R. Du, David Xiaosong Peng
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Symmetric and asymmetric modeling of knowledge management enablers to knowledge management processes and knowledge worker productivity in higher education institutes

Journal of Enterprise Information Management, 2021
PurposeThis research examines how knowledge management (KM) enablers, i.e. trust, knowledge-oriented leadership, environmental uncertainty and KM processes will impact knowledge worker productivity (KWP).
U. Sahibzada   +2 more
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Interpreting the impact of knowledge management processes on organizational performance in Chinese higher education: mediating role of knowledge worker productivity

Studies in Higher Education, 2020
Based on Knowledge-Based View, the study examines the effects of knowledge-oriented leadership on knowledge management processes in research universities and test the direct association among knowledge management processes and organizational (university)
U. Sahibzada   +4 more
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Knowledge-based dynamic capabilities and knowledge worker productivity in professional service firms The moderating role of organisational culture

Knowledge Management Research & Practice, 2020
This study investigates the relationships between two factors in knowledge management: knowledge-based dynamic capabilities and knowledge worker productivity. The study examines the moderating effect of organizational culture (i.e.
S. Khaksar   +3 more
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Manufacturing Productivity with Worker Turnover

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
To maximize productivity, manufacturers must organize and equip their workforces to efficiently handle variable workloads. Their success depends on their ability to assign experienced and skilled workers to specialized tasks and coordinate work on production lines. Worker turnover may disrupt such efforts.
Ken Moon   +9 more
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Temperature, Worker Productivity, and Adaptation: Evidence from Survey Data Production

Social Science Research Network, 2020
This paper estimates the impact of daily weather on worker productivity by using household survey data to study interviewers. Using data from over 9,000 Demographic and Health Surveys interviewers in 46 countries, I find that interviewers complete 13.6 ...
Melissa LoPalo
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A Numbers Game: Quantification of Work, Auto-Gamification, and Worker Productivity

American Sociological Review, 2020
Technological advances and the big-data revolution have facilitated fine-grained, high-frequency, low-cost measurement of individuals’ work. Yet we understand little about the influences of such quantification of work on workers’ behavior and performance.
Aruna Ranganathan, Alan Benson
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Getting Their Hands Dirty: How Female Managers Motivate Female Worker Productivity Through Subordinate Scut Work

Management Sciences, 2020
Using ethnographic, personnel, and experimental data from an Indian garment factory, this paper investigates whether and how manager gender affects female worker productivity.
Aruna Ranganathan, Ranjitha Shivaram
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Productivity and the Worker

The British Journal of Sociology, 1953
S ROSS-CULTURAL comparisons of an amateur nature are common { throughout history: novelists, philosophers, travellers and businessmen ^ frequently compare one country with another. Some of these observations have been of use to the social scientist, e.g. de Tocqueville's work on America is a classic of its kind.
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