Employee Behavior and Management Practices
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What is employee behavior?
What are the key theories and findings of employee behavior research?
What are the key implications for management practice?
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Key theories and aspects of employee behavior research are addressed.
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What is employee behavior?
Employee behavior represents how an employee responds and reacts to situations, occurrences, and acts within the workplace. Employee behavior can either be productive or unproductive, ethical or unethical, positive or negative as the behavior is dependent upon how the employee responds to workplace situations. Therefore, an ethical employee would not engage in embezzlement but an unethical employee could engage in graft or other unethical forms of activity. ...
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