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Carolina Mateo

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Mediating role of job satisfaction, affective well-being and health in the relationship between indoor environment and absenteeism: work patterns mat…

2018

BACKGROUND: Office workers spend long hours in their workplace, and these environments impact their well-being and performance. This relationship can involve different mediation chains. The degree of complexity of this relationship can vary depending on different types of office work (work patterns) employees carry out. OBJECTIVE: To analyze the relationship between indoor environment and absenteeism, and the mediating role of job satisfaction, affective well-being, and health, in different work patterns. METHOD: 1306 office workers from different European countries were classified into work patterns depending on: task complexity and interactivity. RESULTS: Job satisfaction, affective well-…

MaleSTRESSApplied psychologyOccupational safety and healthOFFICE BUILDINGS0302 clinical medicineSurveys and QuestionnairesAbsenteeism030212 general & internal medicineWorkplacePublic Environmental & Occupational Health05 social sciencesRehabilitationTemperatureMiddle AgedEuropePhysical conditionsWork (electrical)Air Pollution IndoorNoise OccupationalAbsenteeismFemaleJob satisfactionPsychologyLife Sciences & BiomedicineAdultMediation (statistics)OF-FIT INDEXESCOMFORTpositive emotionstask complexitySICKNESS ABSENCEAffect (psychology)complex mixturesJob Satisfaction03 medical and health sciencesInteractivity0502 economics and businessHumansOccupational HealthScience & TechnologyCOMPLEXITYfungiPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthPERFORMANCEPREVENTIONMODELAffectinteractivityWell-beingGENDER050203 business & management
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The Role of Employees’ Work Patterns and Office Type Fit (and Misfit) in the Relationships Between Employee Well-Being and Performance

2018

Nearly half of workers agree that their workspace is unsuitable for their work tasks. Furthermore, it is assumed that happy workers often perform better than unhappy ones. Nevertheless, due to the effect of the emotional-cognitive processes, the misfit between employees’ office type and their work patterns (complexity and interactivity) may hamper this relationship between well-being and performance. This diary study on 83 office workers ( n = 603 time points) combines information about work patterns identified by using cluster analysis with Neufert’s office type classification. Results show that the work pattern–office type (mis)fit moderates the relationship between well-being and perfor…

Computer science05 social sciencesApplied psychology0211 other engineering and technologies050109 social psychology021107 urban & regional planning02 engineering and technologyWorkspaceWork patternWork (electrical)Well-being0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesOffice typeGeneral Environmental ScienceEnvironment and Behavior
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