ATTITUDINAL DIFFERENCES AMONG WORK SHIFTS: WHAT DO THEY REFLECT?
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 September 1985
M. F. Peterson
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The issue of how attitudinal differences among work shifts should be interpreted is important from both pragmatic and research points of view. Managers would find it helpful to know whether negativ...
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