Cette recherche s'organise autour de deux champs conceptuels. La première thématique s'articule, au niveau théorique et empirique, autour du rôle de l'entreprise dans le défi de la conciliation vie travail - vie famille des travailleurs.La seconde thématique garde comme axe de réflexion le rôle de l’entreprise en matière de conciliation en faveur de ses travailleurs mais plus uniquement au niveau de l’interface vie au travail – vie privée. Il s’agit ici d’un niveau plus global, celui de la conciliation vie au travail – vie de citoyen. Cette seconde thématique sera également traitée théoriquement et empiriquement en se structurant autour du concept de la Responsabilité Sociale des Entreprises. / Doctorat en Sciences Psychologiques et de l'éducation / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished

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The purpose of the current study was to clarify the importance of social relationships in the retention of social workers in Child Welfare agencies. Data had been gathered by the California Social Work Education Center, University of California Berkeley, in a 2-year state funded study, titled "Retention of California's Child Welfare Workers".

The research revolves on the emergence of globalisation, change, competition, work pressure, and risks among others which have exposed insurance employees to work stress that can interfere with home activities. The research purpose was to determine the relationship between work stress, work-home interference, and organisational culture among insurance employees in the Zimbabwean context. The sample consisted of 240 participants, from which data was collected from 190 employees who responded to the questionnaires. The questionnaires were analysed using SPSS, internal consistency reliability analysis, and the inter-correlation analysis. The inferential statistics used were multiple linear regression and one way ANOVA. Substantial positive and negative correlations were noted for the six sub-scales of the Occupational roles questionnaire (ORQ), negative work-home interference (NWHI) and positive work-home interference (PWHI) scales, and the three sub-scales of the Organisational culture index (OCI). The research concluded that different measures should be taken to manage work stressors, depending on the organisational culture, and its employees to prevent spill-over which contributes to negative work-home interference. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M. Com. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology)

El presente trabajo analiza y explora las prácticas profesionales de generaciones distintas en el ámbito laboral; por un lado, se encuentra la “Generación Y”, con amplias habilidades tecnológicas y un gran conocimiento digital; y por otro, los “Baby Boomers”, personas de la tercera edad enfocadas en su trayectoria laboral y a su tradicional manera de trabajo. La transición generacional actualmente es un desafío para todas las organizaciones, ya que, al no ser correctamente manejada esta brecha, se crea un clima laboral negativo, por lo que este disminuye la productividad del personal. Asimismo, la posibilidad de que un “Baby Boomer” encuentre plazas de trabajo en ámbitos administrativos, cada vez disminuye más, debido a los cambios acelerados en cuanto a procesos internos de las organizaciones y la mayor presión por parte de sus clientes. Sin embargo, la coexistencia de ambas generaciones cada vez se complejiza más debido a los prejuicios y percepciones que tienen unos sobre otras en cuanto a la toma de decisiones, procesos y hasta en la metodología de trabajo. En relación con estos prejuicios, traen como consecuencia la el desequilibrio laboral y emocional de sus colaboradores. Para llevar a cabo esta investigación, se realizara una metología cualitativa. / This paper analyzes and explores the professional practices of different generations in the workplace; on the one hand, there is the "Generation Y", with extensive technological skills and great digital knowledge; and on the other, the "Baby Boomers", elderly people focused on their career and their traditional way of working. The generational transition is currently a challenge for all organizations, since this gap is not handled correctly, creating a negative work environment, so that it decreases the productivity of staff. Likewise, the possibility of a “Baby Boomer” finding workplaces in administrative areas, is decreasing more and more, due to the accelerated changes in internal processes of organizations and the greater pressure from their customers. However, the coexistence of both generations is increasingly complexed due to the prejudices and perceptions they have about each other in terms of decision making, processes and even in the work methodology. In relation to these prejudices, they result in the labor and emotional imbalance of their employees. / Trabajo de investigación

L’hôpital public est une organisation qui connait de nombreuses transformations pour favoriser l’efficacité et l’efficience des soins. De nouvelles organisations du travail sont mises en place accompagnées de nouvelles règles de gestion comme la tarification à l’activité (T2A), qui vise à optimiser l’offre de soins tout en permettant un financement par les activités hospitalières. Ces évolutions ont des impacts potentiellement négatifs sur la gestion des ressources humaines. Aujourd’hui, les professionnels hospitaliers en particulier les soignants, majoritairement féminins, doivent faire face à une augmentation de l’activité hospitalière, à la pression du temps, aux contraintes horaires etc.Ces difficultés, que rencontrent les soignants au travail, débordent dans la sphère privée faisant aujourd’hui de la conciliation vie privée-vie professionnelle l’un des principaux enjeux de la qualité de vie au travail des soignants. Les difficultés à concilier vie privée-vie professionnelle peuvent être à l’origine d’une baisse de la satisfaction et de l’implication. A l’inverse, une bonne conciliation peut favoriser le développent de la satisfaction et de l’implication au travail et un enrichissement entre les sphères de vie professionnelle et personnelle. Cette recherche,sur les déterminants et les conséquences du conflit et de l’enrichissement travail-famille, repose sur une étude qualitative et quantitative. Les résultats mettent en évidence le rôle des conditions de travail (exigences de travail et autonomie au travail) et l’importance des ressources organisationnelles (soutien organisationnel, temps suffisant, horaires adaptés) et familiale (soutien familial) dans la survenance du conflit et dans le développement de l’enrichissement travail-famille. En outre, le conflit et l’enrichissement travail-famille peuvent jouer un rôle dans l’implication organisationnelle et la satisfaction des soignants. D’un point de vue managérial, notre recherche fait apparaître la nécessité pour l’hôpital, soucieux d’offrir des soins de qualité, d’améliorer le bien-être de ses professionnels et d’investir dans la qualité de vie au travail qui pourrait bien être un facteur d’attractivité des hôpitaux publics dans un contexte de nombreux de départs en retraite. / Public hospital has undertaken many transformations in order to favour the effectiveness and the efficiency of care. The implementation of new forms of work organisation has been accompanied by the introduction of new governance rules like the “tarification à l’activité” (the pricing based on activity, T2A) which aims at optimizing healthcare provision while allowing the hospital to fund its activities. These changes potentially have negative impacts on human resources management. Nowadays, healthcare workers (predominantly women) have to face an increase in hospital activities, pressure of time, schedule constraints (time restriction) etc.The difficulties that are facing healthcare workers in their job also affect their private life.Therefore, today, reconciling work and family life is one of the main issues of healthcare workers’ quality of work-life. Difficulties in achieving a balance between work and family life can lead to a decrease in the level of job satisfaction and commitment. Conversely, a good work-life balance can encourage job satisfaction, work commitment, and work-life enrichment.The purpose of this research is to study the determinants and consequences of the work-family conflict and enrichment.This research uses a qualitative and a quantitative approach.The results indicated the role of working conditions (work demands and autonomy) and the importance of organizational resources (organizational support, sufficient time, flexible schedules) and family support in the occurrence of the conflict and in the development of enrichment.Besides, work-family conflict and enrichment can play a role in healthcare workers’ satisfaction and organizational commitment.From a management perspective, our research indicated the need for the hospital that is concerned with providing quality care, to improve the well-being of its healthcare workers and invest in the quality of work life. This could be a factor that would make public hospitals attractive in a context of large number of retirements.

This study explores the contribution of communication on organisational commitment within the Cenacle of Salvation Church. Religious institutions are increasing at a speedy rate and their employees are also increasing, it is therefore, important to explore areas of employee wellness such as commitment in these institutes. Through a mixed method research within the Cenacle of Salvation Church in Lesotho, the study exploredcommunication as a contributing factor to organisationalcommitment. Allen and Meyer’s model (1991) of organisational commitment does not include communication as one of its elements, this is the gap the study aimed to fill. Interviews and surveys were conducted, and the study found that communication within the church is very effective, different communication methods are used in the church to keep employees abreast and this enhances their commitment. The study also foundthat communication strategies such as feedback play a major role in influencing organisational commitment.Therefore, it can be said that communication is a contributing factor to organisational commitment.Nonetheless,the study recommends that the church keeps up with the latest technological media and communication channels to further enhance employee satisfaction with the communication in the church and thereby remain committed. The study further recommends thatcommunication interventions and workshops should be expanded internationally sothat the church can learn from other international churches regarding waysused to keep their employees more motivated and committed through communication. / Communication Science / M.A. (Communication Science)

Recent decades have seen an explosion of research centered on understanding the influential impact that job stressors have on employees' subjective well-being, and now more recently, on objective assessments of physical health. Utilizing baseline data from a larger study funded by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), I conducted a field study on blue-collar employees from two organizations in the construction industry, with the goal of exploring the impact of job stressors on job satisfaction (subjective well-being) and body mass index (objective health), as well as the influence of organizational justice as a moderator and exercise as a mediator in those relationships. In support of previous research, results show that job stressors (job demands, low skill discretion, and low decision authority) all had significant direct effects on job satisfaction in the expected directions, signifying that the fewer demands and more control one has in their work role, the more satisfied one is. Results also indicate that distributive and procedural justice have significant main effects on job satisfaction, illustrating that higher perceptions of justice are related to higher levels of job satisfaction. With respect to objective health, the data provides empirical support for the relationship between job control (skill discretion and decision authority) and BMI; however, job demands did not have a significant main effect on BMI. More importantly, the rarely studied relationship between organizational justice and BMI was investigated (Robbins et al., 2012), with results indicating that procedural and distributive justice are important influences on one's BMI level. Post hoc analyses revealed that distributive and procedural justice are two relevant mediators to consider in the job stressor-job satisfaction relationship, illustrating the importance of considering employees' fairness perceptions with regards to their satisfaction levels. Moreover, exercise was found to be a significant moderator to the relationship between job demands and BMI, as well as the relationship between distributive justice and job satisfaction, shedding light on physical activity within the work and health contexts as a factor that interacts with employees' perceptions of justice and their workload demands to impact their psychological and physical health. Considering the cross-sectional nature of these data, all mediation and moderation results should be interpreted with caution. With empirical support found for the direct association between job stressors and organizational justice and the outcomes of job satisfaction and BMI, this study has significant implications for researchers and practitioners alike to further expand upon these findings and implement them into organizational practice in support of the Total Worker Health initiative, which aims to promote employee safety and health (Schill & Chosewood, 2013). Results suggest a healthy workforce is the result of the combination of employers transforming the work environment into a more just, transparent and trustworthy place to work, starting with the dynamics between supervisors and their employees, in conjunction with targeted interventions on employees' modifiable behaviors, such as engaging in physical activity and healthier eating habits.

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) / Theoretically, inter-role conflict can occur between any life domains that place competing demands on an individual. However, inter-role conflict research has mainly focused on the conflict between only two domains: work and family. This limited focus is problematic because it has excluded many other potential life domains in which people participate. In order to focus more attention on other life domains, however, it is necessary to understand which life domains people are participating in. As such, the goal of the present qualitative research was to identify and define the full spectrum of life domains by asking two questions: What life domains are relevant to work-life conflict, and how do people value the various life domains in which they are involved? A total of 13 life domains emerged from the data. Participants engaged in an average of 9 of these domains, indicating that people engage in many activities in life outside just work and family.

The main purpose of this study was to explore the impact of organisational change on the lived experiences of employees’ well-being. A sample of six employees participated in the study. The requisite data was obtained using semi-structured interviews. The literature review aimed to conceptualise organisational change and its related constructs, to explore employee well-being and its related constructs, and to understand the impact of organisational change on employees’ well-being in organisational contexts. The specific aims of the empirical study were to explore the impact of organisational change on employee well-being, to provide a basic framework that may assist organisations in managing change initiatives directed at enhancing employee well-being, and to formulate recommendations for possible future research on the impact of organisational change on employee well-being. The findings of this study indicated that the impact of organisational change on employees’ well-being is generally negative owing to the uncertainty of moving from the known to the unknown. All employees are impacted by organisational changes. The findings further indicated that the adverse impacts of organisational change may be moderated by communication, participation in the organisational change process and support. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M. Com (Industrial and Organizational Psychology)