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Bin Bae, Kwang |
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The impact of decoupling of telework on job satisfaction in US federal agencies: does gender matter? |
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2016 |
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p.356-371. |
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May |
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This study analyzes the effects of decoupling of telework on job satisfaction using the 2013 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey. The research divides telework programs for public employees by two criteria: (a) whether or not federal agencies have officially adopted the program, and (b) whether or not public employees actually participate in the program. We find that both organizational adoption and employee participation in telework have a positive relationship with job satisfaction, and these results support the social exchange theory. We also observe that the effects of decoupling of telework on job satisfaction are more significant for female public employees than for male public employees. The results imply that female employees have the lowest levels of job satisfaction when agencies officially adopt telework but employees cannot utilize the program. However, male employees have the lowest levels of job satisfaction when they are unable to utilize a nonexistent telework program. - Reproduced. |
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Women - United States |
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Telework - United States |
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Job satisfaction - United States |
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Job satisfaction |
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Kim, Dohyeong |
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American Review of Public Administration |
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