2014
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-52862014000200005
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Desajuste educacional y de competencias: efectos diferenciales sobre la satisfacción laboral. Un estudio aplicado al mercado de trabajo español

Abstract: Resumen El objetivo de este trabajo es estudiar el efecto de los desajustes educacionales

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“…Specifically, the fundamental effects of AET mitigate the effect of seniority on −50 workers, and they even further attenuate the negative effect of aging-at-work on 50+ employees. Hence, although older workers are traditionally less likely to participate in AET (Lossbroek & Radl, 2019), the negative effect of age on QWL is significantly mitigated if they do (Hannekam, 2015; Stern & Spokus, 2019; Martel & Dupuis, 2006; Sánchez-Sanchez & Fernández-Puente, 2014; Zacher & Schmitt, 2016; Zhang et al, 2018), which confirms our C1 model. Therefore, one of this article's main contributions is that the positive effect of being involved in adult learning not only affects the perceived quality of work-related issues, but also of wider work-quality dimensions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…Specifically, the fundamental effects of AET mitigate the effect of seniority on −50 workers, and they even further attenuate the negative effect of aging-at-work on 50+ employees. Hence, although older workers are traditionally less likely to participate in AET (Lossbroek & Radl, 2019), the negative effect of age on QWL is significantly mitigated if they do (Hannekam, 2015; Stern & Spokus, 2019; Martel & Dupuis, 2006; Sánchez-Sanchez & Fernández-Puente, 2014; Zacher & Schmitt, 2016; Zhang et al, 2018), which confirms our C1 model. Therefore, one of this article's main contributions is that the positive effect of being involved in adult learning not only affects the perceived quality of work-related issues, but also of wider work-quality dimensions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Although the traditional benefits of AET in the labour world have been investigated, particularly for up-skilling and finding a better job or promotion, another fundamental benefit is the growth of satisfaction and motivation at work, which are essential elements in work age management. These variables can mutually reinforce one another, as the good fit perceived by workers between their own skills and their job tends to improve their selfperceived general quality of work life (Martel and Dupuis, 2004;Sánchez-Sanchez and Fernández-Puente, 2014). Along the same lines, Zacher and Schmitt (2016) point out that, for older and more experienced workers, the acquisition of improved skills, well- 2018) suggests that high levels of job satisfaction, professional identity, and work engagementall variables promoted by participating in AETare predictors that substantially influence a worker's intention to remain in the company, thus prolonging work life (Midtsundstad and Nielsen, 2019).…”
Section: Argue That Ageism In Work Environmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Como no tienen entidad física, suelen denominarse "patrimonio inmaterial" (Desantes Real, 2013). En cualquier caso, la mayoría de las expresiones culturales inmateriales tienen reflejo en el mundo material, es decir, en cierto modo, lo material y lo inmaterial son inseparables (Ruggles y Silverman, 2009). …”
Section: Revisión De La Bibliografía a Conceptualización Generalunclassified
“…Labour demand, however, has not grown at the same rate. In 2008, the percentage of overeducated people in Spain exceeded 27% (S anchez-S anchez and Fern andez, 2015), and the consequences of the crisis were not yet completely visible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%