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Workplace stress and employee performance: Moderating role of servant leadership

According to the Upper Echelons' theory, leaders significantly influence organizational activities, and their leadership behavior influences the thinking and understanding of tasks among employees in enterprises (Hambrick and Mason, 1984). Servant leadership is a typical leadership behavior that refers to leaders exhibiting humility, lending power to employees, raising the moral level of subordinates, and placing … Continue reading Workplace stress and employee performance: Moderating role of servant leadership

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Theoretical background and hypothesis development

In this chapter, we review the related work that forms the basis for our theoretical framework. Specifically, individual theories were examined for five constructs (individual performance, privacy invasion, organizational trust, individual stress and perceived EPM) and substantiated with empirical results from the EPM literature in order to generate theoretically informed and—where possible—empirically grounded hypotheses. Importantly, … Continue reading Theoretical background and hypothesis development