Titlebook: Voluntary Employee Withdrawal and Inattendance; A Current Perspectiv Meni Koslowsky,Moshe Krausz Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media

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Meaning and Measurement of Work Role Withdrawal, vigorous debate about the meaning and measurement of these behaviors has continued for decades (Blau, 1998; Hanisch & Hulin, 1990, Hanisch & Hulin, 1991; Hanisch, Hulin, & Roznowski, 1998; Harrison & Martocchio, 1998; Hulin, 1984; Johns, 1984, Johns, 1998; Johns & Nicholson, 1982; Martocchio & Harr

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Developing and Testing a Taxonomy of Lateness Behavior, regulations for employees almost always contain a section that communicates the organization’s policies for handling employee lateness. The costs associated with employee lateness include the loss of late-employee productivity, the administration time of supervisors (e.g., counseling—disciplining l

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New Conceptualizations of Lateness since Blau, 1994,yee absenteeism (e.g., Brown, Fakhfakh, & Sessions, 1999; Harrison & Martocchio, 1998) and employee turnover (e.g., Dalton, Johnson, & Daily, 1999; Koys, 2001). As Blau (1994) noted, employee lateness has been traditionally defined and measured as arrival after the beginning of scheduled work.

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Smoking and Absence from Work,merica have exceeded $25 billion annually (e.g., Steers & Rhodes, 1978) and, perhaps not surprisingly, researchers have focused considerable attention on the identification of the causes of workplace absenteeism. As noted by Hackett, Bycio, and Guion (1989), three perspectives have largely driven or

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The Timing of Thinking about Quitting,vent that causes an individual to resign immediately to one that is agonized about for several years; in limited cases it can be an impulsive act. Within a turnover decision framework, individuals engage in the cognitive process of thinking about quitting which may or may not translate into quitting

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