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The academic self

Hall, Donald E.

2002

Understanding job satisfaction

Michael M. Gruneberg

1979

Finding & keeping great employees

Harris, Jim

1999

The 7 Hidden Reasons Employees Leave

Leigh Branham

2005

The 100 best companies to work for in America

Robert Levering

1984

High commitment workplaces

Stephen L. Fink

1992

Organizational behavior

Jason Colquitt

2009

Relative deprivation and working women

Faye J. Crosby

1982

Invisibles

David Zweig

2014

A guide to lean six sigma management skills

Howard S. Gitlow

2008

Burn-out

Jerry Edelwich

1980

Getting Things Done

Roger Black

1990

Worker participation

Bruce Stokes

1978

Pleasures and Sorrows of Work

Alain De Botton

2010

How to survive and maybe even love your life as a nurse

Kelli S. Dunham

2005

Healthy and productive work

Cary L. Cooper

2000

Work, aging, and social change

Seymour Bernard Sarason

1977

The motivation to work

Frederick Herzberg

1959 ★ 4.0

Managing for Peak Performance

Alan Weiss

1989

Motivation and leadership at work

Richard M. Steers, Lyman W. Porter

1996

Faculty in new jobs

Robert J. Menges

1999

The work challenge

John Garnett

1988

Education and jobs

Ivar E. Berg

1970

Job Satisfaction Series Survey Report

Society for Human Resource Management

2006

Keeping Well at Work (TUC Guide)

Philip Pearson

2001

What workers want

Richard B. Freeman

2006

AARP great jobs for everyone 50+

Kerry Hannon

2012

Motivation

Ivan T. Robertson

1992

The impact of economic democracy

Glenville Jenkins, Michael Poole, Poole, Michael

1990

Job involvement and communications

Paul I. Slee Smith

1973

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