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Layoffs, Job Insecurity, And Survivors' Work Effort: Evidence Of An Inverted-U Relationship

The field study reported here explored the relationship between the job insecurity associated with a layoff and the work effort of employees who survived it. The relationship took the form of an in...

Joel Brockner | Thomas F. Reed | J. Brockner | S. Grover | Rocki-Lee Dewitt | T. Reed | Steven L. Grover | Rocki-Lee DeWitt

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