Exploring Authentic Leadership in relation to Followers’ Authentic Leadership Development in Public and Private Sector Universities

Saeed, Said; Ali, Riasat; Khaliq, Fazli

doi:10.36902/rjsser-vol1-iss1-2020(14-37)

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“…In addition, in the public higher education setting, the stress on teachers is due to over workload and high job-related expectations which, if not catered properly, result in burnout (Yusoff & Khan, 2013). In Pakistan, leadership plays a vital role and considered as a mean in reducing the work-related stress (Rasheed, 2018) and making the employees engaged in their work (Raziq, Borini, Malik, Ahmad, & Shabaz, 2018;Said Saeed & Ali, 2018).…”

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The Spiritual Role of a Leader in Sustaining Work Engagement: A Teacher-Perceived Paradigm

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Work engagement is arguably one of the key challenges confronted by the higher education sector of Pakistan. Therefore, it is important to understand the diverse perspectives of work engagement in this sector. This study examines the effect of job demand and spiritual leadership on work engagement in public universities of Pakistan through the mediating role of burnout and moderating effect of spiritual leadership between job demand and burnout and between burnout and work engagement. The study framework was established from theories, namely, the job demand-resource theory and the spiritual leadership theory. The respondents were 271 faculty members working in different universities of Pakistan. The findings show a significant relationship between job demand and burnout and between burnout and work engagement. Moreover, the results show a positive relationship between spiritual leadership with work engagement and negative relationship with burnout. However, the findings show the insignificant direct relationship between job demand and work engagement, whereas burnout mediates the relationship between job demand, spiritual leadership, and work engagement. Interestingly, spiritual leadership plays an important role in moderating the relationship between burnout and work engagement but does not moderate the relationship between job demand and burnout. Besides, the findings of the study will redound to organizational benefits by enriching research on the area of burnout and work engagement, which is so far in its infancy by referring to its potential antecedent and moderating variable. Finally, the study will be useful for both organizations and employees to achieve desired outcomes.

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confidence: 99%