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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Relações entre confiança, valores organizacionais e engajamento no trabalho: um estudo com servidores públicos

Ribeiro, Laís Paranaiba Frattari 15 September 2017 (has links)
A literatura sugere que empregados estão mais propensos a se engajarem no trabalho quando têm altos níveis de confiança e se compartilham dos valores organizacionais. Assim, este estudo teve por objetivo principal testar o modelo no qual engajamento no trabalho é explicado por confiança do empregado na organização e percepção dos valores organizacionais em uma amostra de servidores públicos vinculados as esferas federal, estadual e municipal. A amostra constituiu-se de 235 servidores públicos das três esferas administrativas, com vínculos de trabalho celetistas e estatutários. Após aprovação do Comitê de ética realizou-se a coleta de dados com instrumentos fidedignos e válidos, que foram analisados por meio de estatística descritiva e regressão múltipla padrão, tendo as dimensões de engajamento como variáveis-critério. Dentre os resultados, verificou-se níveis de engajamento e confiança na ética e na competência organizacionais moderados. Os valores mais percebidos foram conformidade e prestígio. O teste do modelo mostrou que confiança na competência da organização explicou 25% da variância da dimensão vigor, e confiança na ética e o valor bem-estar no trabalho explicaram 18% da dimensão absorção. As conclusões indicam que o modelo proposto não foi confirmado revelando que a confiança se mostrou melhor preditor de engajamento que os valores organizacionais. Recomenda-se a realização de estudos que verifiquem como se dá o engajamento no trabalho nas esferas administrativas, bem como a investigação de outras variáveis explicativas sobre o engajamento no trabalho de servidores público. / The literature suggests that employees are more likely to engage at work when they have high levels of trust and share organizational values. Thus, this study had as main objective to test the model in which engagement at the work is explained by the employee's trust in the organization and perception of organizational values in a sample of civil servants linked to the federal, state and municipal spheres. The sample consisted of 235 public servants from the three administrative spheres, with working and statutory working ties. After approval by the Ethics Committee, data were collected with reliable and valid instruments, which were analyzed through descriptive statistics and standard multiple regression, with engagement dimensions as criterion-variables. Among the results, there were levels of commitment and trust in moderate organizational ethics and competence. The most perceived values were compliance and prestige. The test of the model showed that confidence in the competence of the organization explained 25% of the variance of the force dimension, and trust in ethics and the value of well-being at work explained 18% of the absorptive dimension. The conclusions indicate that the proposed model was not confirmed, revealing that trust was a better predictor of engagement than organizational values. It is recommended that studies be carried out to verify how work engagement occurs in the administrative spheres, as well as the investigation of other explanatory variables about engagement at the work of public servants. / Dissertação (Mestrado)
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Impact des discriminations sur le stress au travail : une mesure du rôle de la valorisation organisationnelle / The organizational valuation between the discriminatory perceptions and the stress in the work

Salhi, Maroua 25 May 2016 (has links)
Cette thèse est consacrée à analyser et expliquer les effets que peuvent avoir, d’une part, la justice organisationnelle, la reconnaissance et la confiance au travail sur la relation entre les perceptions discriminatoires et le stress au travail. Et d’autre part, l’effet que peut avoir la valorisation organisationnelle sur la même relation. L’analyse de ces effets a été effectuée sur un échantillon de 208 répondants tunisiens et français.Cette recherche a mis en évidence un ensemble de résultats à la fois sur le plan théorique, méthodologique et managérial. Ces résultats ont permis de vérifier qu’il existe un triple effet interactif entre justice organisationnelle, reconnaissance et confiance au travail. Cet ensemble, qui constitue le concept de valorisation organisationnelle, joue un rôle médiateur essentiel dans la relation entre les perceptions discriminatoires et le stress au travail.Mots-clés : justice organisationnelle, perceptions discriminatoires, reconnaissance, confiance au travail, valorisation organisationnelle, stress au travail. / This thesis is devoted to analyse and to explain the effects that can have, on one hand, organizational justice, recognition and trust in the work on the relationship between discriminatory perceptions and work stress. On the other hand, the effects that organisational valuation can have on the same relationship. These effects were analysed using a sample of 208 respondents Tunisians and French.This research highlighted a set of results at the same time on theoretical, methodological and managerial points of view. These results allowed to verify that there is a triple interactive effect between organisational justice, recognition and trust in the work, which constitute the organizational valuation. The latter plays an essential mediating role in the relationship between discriminatory perceptions and work stress.Key words : organizational justice, discriminatory perceptions, recognition, trust in the work, organizational valuation, work stress.

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