2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.scaman.2016.08.003
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‘An army of our own’: Legitimating the professional position of HR through well-being at work

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“…Indeed, similar to Swan's () observation, any meaningful diversity seems absorbed within a common business uniform and a smiling face. My analysis further highlights how positivity at work is reconstructed within these images' emotional tone and reinforced through the visual presentation of a fit and healthy body (Lindström, ). These images thus contribute to the normalisation of positive experience and, in their absence, the othering of alternative experiences.…”
Section: Investigating Web Images Of Hrmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, similar to Swan's () observation, any meaningful diversity seems absorbed within a common business uniform and a smiling face. My analysis further highlights how positivity at work is reconstructed within these images' emotional tone and reinforced through the visual presentation of a fit and healthy body (Lindström, ). These images thus contribute to the normalisation of positive experience and, in their absence, the othering of alternative experiences.…”
Section: Investigating Web Images Of Hrmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Legge (1978) identified three predominant tensions in the work of personnel managers: the relationship between HR practitioners and other managers, the success or output of the HR function and the management-employee perspective. Since Legge, eminent tensions are highlighted between, for example, strategic and operational focus (Caldwell, 2003), short and long-term performance, social legitimacy and cost-effectiveness (Boxall and Purcell, 2008), centralization and decentralization in MNCs (Evans, 1999), "soft" and "hard" versions of HRM (Truss et al, 1997) and well-being at work and performance (Pohler and Willness, 2014;Lindstr€ om, 2016).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While many scholars identify and discuss the contradictory demands and subsequent tensions in HRM (Evans, 1999;Legge, 2005;Pohler and Willness, 2014;Lindstr€ om, 2016), our knowledge of how to deal with paradoxical tensions through practical strategies and coping styles, for example HRM practices, is still surprisingly modest (Putnam et al, 2014;Bardoel, 2016;Aust et al, 2017;Keegan et al, 2018a).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O posicionamento dos PEs fica então difícil. Lindströma (2016) A EE tem muitas razões para desenvolver tais equipes (Eide, & Olsvik, 2017), além de contar com professores transdisciplinares e especialistas disciplinares capazes de aplicarem conhecimento em um contexto diferente.…”
Section: Os Pes Constroem E Consolidam Sua Legitimidade Com a Ação E unclassified
“…Nesse sentido, inicialmente é apresentado um levantamento da literatura sobre a legitimidade de instrutores, tanto na EE quanto em outros campos. Na sequência, é analisado o papel de "transmissor" assumido pelo PE, que atua em um ambiente complexo e ambíguo que precisa ser analisado e compreendido (Toutain, Fayolle, Pittaway, & Politis, 2017 legitimação ocorre no discurso para construir sentido e define o que é ou não legitimado (Lindströma, 2016). Este artigo trata da legitimidade percebida pelos PEs segundo a perspectiva de todos os atores envolvidos.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified