The relationship between abusive supervision, distributive justice and job satisfaction: A substitutes for leadership approach
Zeitschriftenaufsatz
Autoren/Herausgeber
Forschungsfelder
Details zur Publikation
Autorenliste: Velez MJ, Neves P
Verlag: Elsevier
Jahr der Veröffentlichung: 2017
Bandnummer: 67
Heftnummer: 4
Erste Seite: 187
Letzte Seite: 198
Seitenumfang: 12
ISSN: 1162-9088
Sprachen: Englisch-Vereinigtes Königreich (EN-GB)
In Web of Science anzeigen | Webseite des Verlags anzeigen | Zitierende Artikel in Web of Science anzeigen
Beschreibung
Introduction. - Recently, interest in abusive supervision has grown (Tepper, 2007). However, little is still known about organizational factors that can reduce the adverse effects of abusive supervision.Objective. - Based on a substitute for leadership perspective (Kerr & Jermier, 1978), we predict that job resources adequacy and role clarity act as buffers in the negative relationship between abusive supervision, distributive justice and job satisfaction.Method. - A sample of 253 employees from a City Hall was used to test our hypotheses.Results. - We found that abusive supervision was significant and negatively related to distributive justice when job resources adequacy and role clarity were low, but not when job resources adequacy and role clarity were high, with consequences for job satisfaction.Conclusions. - These findings suggest that job resources adequacy and role clarity can reduce the negative impact of abusive supervision, which then lessens distributive unfairness perceptions and job dissatisfaction. (C) 2017 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.
Schlagwörter
Es wurden keine entsprechenden Inhalte gefunden.
Dokumente
Es wurden keine entsprechenden Inhalte gefunden.
|
|