A Framework to Assess the Impact of Employee Perceived Equality on Contextual Performance and Mediating Role of Affective Commitment to Enhance and Sustain Positive Work Behavior
Abstract:Different employees working in a similar organization may have a different experience-based perception of workforce diversity and management. When employees perceive discrimination, it adversely affects them psychologically and negatively affects their behavior, while perceiving equality reinforces a positive mindset towards other members and management, resulting in healthy work culture. This study investigates the association between perceived equality, affective commitment, and contextual performance. Furth… Show more
“…However, they frequently lack the soft skills needed to inspire and encourage their staff through mentoring and coaching (Kehoe and Han, 2020). Since most public sector organizations have a culture of equality, establishing a form of exclusive TM for a minority of employees may cause conflicts linked to equitable treatment (Dongrey and Rokade, 2022). According to Younas and Waseem Bari (2020), line managers should participate in the early creation of TM to ensure that their opinions and concerns are included.…”
Section: Line Managerial Support and Talent Managementmentioning
PurposeThis study investigates the relationship between talent management and individual work performance in public sector organizations and evaluates the influence of line managerial support on mediating the link between talent management and individual work performance.Design/methodology/approachData were collected from 128 respondents working in public sector organizations in the United Arab Emirates. SPSS was used to perform multiple regression analysis to analyze direct relationships between talent management and line managerial support on individual work performance. Using PROCESS mediation analysis, this study also investigates the mediating effects of line managerial support.FindingsThe present study reveals that line managerial support insignificantly influence the individual work performance. Moreover, the findings indicate a substitution effect between talent management and line managerial support, suggesting that public sector organizations may spend their money on relieving line managers of their responsibilities for talent development so that they may focus on other duties.Practical implicationsMore dynamic perspectives on TM in the public sector are necessary to understand better how the TM agenda changes in response to changes in the strategic trajectories of public sector organizations and the interconnection between TM and performance in the public sector.Originality/valueThis study contributes to talent management research in the public sector domain of developing nations by emphasizing the crucial role of line managers in applying TM practices.
“…However, they frequently lack the soft skills needed to inspire and encourage their staff through mentoring and coaching (Kehoe and Han, 2020). Since most public sector organizations have a culture of equality, establishing a form of exclusive TM for a minority of employees may cause conflicts linked to equitable treatment (Dongrey and Rokade, 2022). According to Younas and Waseem Bari (2020), line managers should participate in the early creation of TM to ensure that their opinions and concerns are included.…”
Section: Line Managerial Support and Talent Managementmentioning
PurposeThis study investigates the relationship between talent management and individual work performance in public sector organizations and evaluates the influence of line managerial support on mediating the link between talent management and individual work performance.Design/methodology/approachData were collected from 128 respondents working in public sector organizations in the United Arab Emirates. SPSS was used to perform multiple regression analysis to analyze direct relationships between talent management and line managerial support on individual work performance. Using PROCESS mediation analysis, this study also investigates the mediating effects of line managerial support.FindingsThe present study reveals that line managerial support insignificantly influence the individual work performance. Moreover, the findings indicate a substitution effect between talent management and line managerial support, suggesting that public sector organizations may spend their money on relieving line managers of their responsibilities for talent development so that they may focus on other duties.Practical implicationsMore dynamic perspectives on TM in the public sector are necessary to understand better how the TM agenda changes in response to changes in the strategic trajectories of public sector organizations and the interconnection between TM and performance in the public sector.Originality/valueThis study contributes to talent management research in the public sector domain of developing nations by emphasizing the crucial role of line managers in applying TM practices.
“…It is an inclination towards the accomplishment of tasks (Aguinis, 2022). Dongrey and Rokade (2022) contend that contextual performance aids in achieving organizational performance even though it is not directly related to core duties. Employees' good perceptions of workforce diversity and their supporting behavior toward the organization can be reinforced by their behavioral responses to equality in diversity practices, which improves both the organization and the employees' personal and professional lives.…”
<p>This research aimed to examine the relationship between workplace spirituality, work effectiveness, and employees’ contextual performance with mediation mechanisms. Data were collected from 430 employees in private companies across three provinces in Indonesia. The results from structural equation modeling (SEM) showed that workplace spirituality, directly and indirectly, enhances employees’ contextual performance through work effectiveness. Furthermore, work effectiveness had a stronger direct influence on contextual performance than workplace spirituality. Work effectiveness is an essential mediator in translating workplace spirituality into heightened employee contextual performance. This evidence provides a theoretical contribution to the development of a study on the relationship between workplace spirituality and employee contextual performance through work effectiveness. It also has practical implications for company management in improving employee performance through the perspective of workplace spirituality and work effectiveness. Therefore, before being embraced, adjusted, and adapted to help research and practice in the future, it merits being utilized as material for critical discussion among scholars and practitioners.</p>
Cognitive diversity means having an amalgam of people with different ways of thinking, different skill sets, diverse perspectives, and different viewpoints in the organization. Organizations have realized the importance of diversity in age, gender, qualification, and started taking cognizance of the same. All these are visible forms of diversity. However not much attention is paid to ‘cognitive diversity' because it is not visible and is deep level diversity. Organizations need to have cognitive diversity as a part of their diversity and inclusion (D&I) agenda. Cognitive diversity is indeed the way forward. This study is an effort to understand and explore ‘cognitive diversity' which is invisible in nature, yet of great importance and relevance for the organizations.
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