Digital transformation: The role of computer use in employee health

Dengler, Katharina; Hiesinger, Karolin; Tisch, Anita

doi:10.1016/j.ehb.2022.101137

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“…Considering the possible endogeneity problem within the model. We use the number of Internet users in each province as an instrumental variable (IV) to address the endogeneity problem [ 55 ]. Internet users per province implies a regional level of digitization that can affect the corporate digital transformation without directly affecting the corporate strategy.…”

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The impact of digital transformation on innovation performance - The mediating role of innovation factors

Chen

Kim

2023

Heliyon

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The impact of digital transformation on innovation performance - The mediating role of innovation factors

Chen

Kim

2023

Heliyon

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“…This paper has made several conceptual and empirical contributions. First, ICT are used to a varying extent in jobs that can work remotely and in jobs that are only facilitated by the use of digital technologies (Dengler et al, 2022;Nagy, 2020;Nam, 2014;Van Fossen et al, 2022). This differentiation is profound when it comes to conceptualising the digitalisation of work, and it is expected that there will be a huge difference when it comes to work that is changed through the use of digital technologies (e.g.…”

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The role of internal CSR in guiding the digitalisation of work

Wolf,

Ehlen,

Bardmann

et al. 2024

Int J Corporate Soc Responsibility

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In the context of the increased use of digital technologies at work and the various reported positive and negative outcomes for workers, this paper deals with the effects of internal corporate social responsibility (ICSR) and the digitalisation of work. The findings are based on a structured literature review identifying and synthesizing extant knowledge. A total of 57 papers are analysed regarding their contributions to the literature on digital transformation and ICSR. The results indicate that ICSR is partly implemented in a reactive way to mitigate negative effects of digitalisation at work, and partly in a proactive way to prevent them. The contributions relate (a) to the conceptualisation of digital work and its effects related to ICSR; (b) to the development of the concept of ICSR with a specific focus on digitalisation; and (c) to the derivation of a future research agenda. Finally, implications for research and practice are discussed to investigate further ICSR’s essential role in the interrelation between digitalisation and sustainability at work.

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“…Unlike the aforementioned literature, there is also some emerging papers devoting to the beneficial influence of robots and artificial intelligence on health among workers (Dengler et al, 2022; Gihleb et al, 2022). For instance, Gihleb et al (2022) demonstrate that one standard deviation increase in robot exposure is associated with a 5% reduction in the probability of self‐reporting any disability in Germany.…”

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Work strains and disabilities in French workers: A career‐long retrospective study

Barnay

Defebvre

2023

Labour

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This study aims to estimate the causal impact of detrimental working conditions on the self‐reported disabilities in France. Using a retrospective lifelong panel, we implement a mixed econometric strategy that relies on difference‐in‐differences and matching methods to take into account for selection biases as well as unobserved heterogeneity. Deleterious effects from exposure on disability are found, depending on the nature and magnitude of the strains. These results provide insights into the debate on legal retirement age postponement and justify policies being enacted early in individuals' careers, but also schemes that are more focused on psychosocial risk factors.

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Digital transformation: The role of computer use in employee health

Cited by 13 publications

References 27 publications

The impact of digital transformation on innovation performance - The mediating role of innovation factors

The impact of digital transformation on innovation performance - The mediating role of innovation factors

The role of internal CSR in guiding the digitalisation of work

Work strains and disabilities in French workers: A career‐long retrospective study

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