Technical Papers Session V: How workaholic employees thrive in the employee involvement climate
Abstract/Description
Thriving at the workplace is a positive mental regime in which persons feel “a sense of vitality and learning”. This research is an effort to examine the process implicating the relation between workaholism and thriving at the workplace. By applying a mediation method, it verified the mediating outcome of employee involvement climate on the relation among workaholism and thriving at the workplace. Using PROCESS macro by Hayes on a sample of 202 employees from a private organizational sector such as banking. The observed results have been carved out by survey questionnaire via convenience sampling method. Findings show full mediation among all the relationships. The study describes the findings and provides different understandings on the worker's thriving at the workspace.
Location
Lecture Hall B (Aman Tower, 11th floor)
Session Theme
Technical Papers Session V - Social Computing & Information Retrieval
Session Type
Parallel Technical Session
Session Chair
Dr. Tariq Rahim Soomro
Start Date
17-11-2019 3:20 PM
End Date
17-11-2019 3:40 PM
Recommended Citation
Shahzad, M. A., Jun, D., Hassan, Q., & Zafar, R. (2019). Technical Papers Session V: How workaholic employees thrive in the employee involvement climate. International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies. Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/icict/2019/2019/41
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Technical Papers Session V: How workaholic employees thrive in the employee involvement climate
Lecture Hall B (Aman Tower, 11th floor)
Thriving at the workplace is a positive mental regime in which persons feel “a sense of vitality and learning”. This research is an effort to examine the process implicating the relation between workaholism and thriving at the workplace. By applying a mediation method, it verified the mediating outcome of employee involvement climate on the relation among workaholism and thriving at the workplace. Using PROCESS macro by Hayes on a sample of 202 employees from a private organizational sector such as banking. The observed results have been carved out by survey questionnaire via convenience sampling method. Findings show full mediation among all the relationships. The study describes the findings and provides different understandings on the worker's thriving at the workspace.
