2016 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/hicss.2016.511
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Mobbing and Burnout in Emerging Knowledge Economies: An Exploratory Study in Poland

Abstract: Many transition countries, known as emerging knowledge economies, can not to catch up with more advanced, matured economies. Low salaries, job insecurity, pressure to keep low cost create a work environment in many transitions economies where mobbing and burnout is common place. This paper examines the relationship between mobbing and professional burnout syndroms among knowledge workers in Poland. The study is based on a preliminary survey among 160 Polish respondents. The results of this study confirm that p… Show more

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“…From 2012: Chung et al [18], Rai [19] and Trauth [20] From 2013:Bahrs et al [21], Loeser et al [22], Prpic and Shukla [23] and Thies and Stanoevska-Slabeva [24] From 2014: Brockmann and Roztocki [7], Prpic and Shukla [25] and Sharif et al [26] From 2015: Brockmann and Roztocki [27], Hilbert [28] and Kees [29] From 2016: Al Busadi [30], Kowal and Gurba [31] and Peinl et al [32] Similar to our earlier analysis [7], the 16 papers of in the HICSS mini-track Knowledge Economics were analyzed in four major steps regarding dimensions depicted in Figure 2. …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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“…From 2012: Chung et al [18], Rai [19] and Trauth [20] From 2013:Bahrs et al [21], Loeser et al [22], Prpic and Shukla [23] and Thies and Stanoevska-Slabeva [24] From 2014: Brockmann and Roztocki [7], Prpic and Shukla [25] and Sharif et al [26] From 2015: Brockmann and Roztocki [27], Hilbert [28] and Kees [29] From 2016: Al Busadi [30], Kowal and Gurba [31] and Peinl et al [32] Similar to our earlier analysis [7], the 16 papers of in the HICSS mini-track Knowledge Economics were analyzed in four major steps regarding dimensions depicted in Figure 2. …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sharif et al [26] Extend the scope Brockmann and Roztocki [27] Creation of a knowledge society Hilbert [28] More research on short-and long-term patterns. Kees [29] Validate the developed approach in other organization Al Busadi [30] Conduct a more sophisticated econometric longitudinal analyses of World Bank data Kowal and Gurba [31] Consider socio-economic factors such personal income. Expand scope of investigation beyond Poland Peinl et al [32] Performing end user evaluation with a mobile modeling tool 4449…”
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confidence: 99%
“…productive knowledge workers being typically IT professionals [24,31]. Professional services and other information-rich industries, noted the marked growth in employment in these sectors of the economy since the thirties [11,35].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, very important role play knowledge workers. The term "knowledge worker" refers to employees who have a high level of education, experience and organizational status and, therefore, allows them to retain considerable autonomy and discretion in carrying out its work [11,24]. The main capital of knowledge workers is the knowledge.…”
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