2019
DOI: 10.4018/ijrledm.2019070104
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Responsible Leadership Behaviour as a Determinant of Stakeholders' Health and Well-Being

Abstract: Recent corporate scandals have prompted discussion of the role of business in society. Business leaders are increasingly held accountable for their actions and non-actions in relation to all stakeholders, both internal and external. The emerging challenges faced by business organizations today include economic, social, and environmental demands; globalization; rapid population growth; natural resources exploitation; extreme poverty and debt; global migration; unprecedented inequality; global migration; geopoli… Show more

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“…Integrative responsible leaders (CEO's) will be more prone to support their CSR and HR managers during the implementation of public health literacy and workplace wellness activities (made as part of their strategic CSR within the organization). As pointed out, responsible leaders are more inclined to do "good" and avoid "harm" to all stakeholders especially in the contexts where their business operate (3,48,49). Furthermore, as already stated these CEO's will better understand the need to promote health and well-being beyond their workplaces.…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Socially Responsible Human Resources Ma...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Integrative responsible leaders (CEO's) will be more prone to support their CSR and HR managers during the implementation of public health literacy and workplace wellness activities (made as part of their strategic CSR within the organization). As pointed out, responsible leaders are more inclined to do "good" and avoid "harm" to all stakeholders especially in the contexts where their business operate (3,48,49). Furthermore, as already stated these CEO's will better understand the need to promote health and well-being beyond their workplaces.…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Socially Responsible Human Resources Ma...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second mechanism (see Box 2 of the framework [Figure 1]) is "integrative responsible leadership", an important factor that can influence both the formulation of SR-HRM policies and the implementation of public health literacy within the organizations. According to Macassa, integrative responsible leaders are well-positioned to be agents of change for the TBL, but also to take on the important role that business organizations are likely to play for all stakeholders beyond the workplace (48). According to Maak and colleagues (49), integrative leaders exhibit behaviours that: (i) mobilize stakeholders; (ii) promote a high degree of stakeholder interaction (including the integration of legitimate but powerless constituencies) and inclusive decision making; (iii) consider strategic choices beyond the business case rationale; and (iv) show a proactive approach towards CSR (49).…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Socially Responsible Human Resources Ma...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…namun sampai saat ini tidak adanya keputusan dari kepala Desa terhadap perangkat desanya yang bermasalah. Seolah-olah beliau melndungi perangkat desanya (Haeseler, 2013;Khan et al, 2021;Macassa, 2019;Molero et al, 2013). Ditambah beberapa data yang penulis temukan dilapangan.…”
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“…Responsible leadership is presented by Macassa et al (2019) as a new type of leadership, which is better positioned to address these challenges through stakeholder consideration and in the context of sustainable development. Waldman et al (2020, pp.…”
Section: Conscious Leadership Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%