Human resource management, ethical context, and personnel consequences: A commentary essay |
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Authors: | Sean Valentine |
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Affiliation: | Department of Management, University of North Dakota, 293 Centennial Drive, Mailstop 8377, United States |
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Abstract: | In the Journal of Business Research, Koonmee, Singhapakdi, Virakul, and Lee (2010) empirically explore the notion that institutionalized ethics and quality of work life can be utilized in companies to prompt different positive work outcomes. This commentary essay considers the theoretical and practical contributions of this research, as well as the study's virtues and limitations, and offers several suggestions for future inquiry based on the findings. As a whole, the HR field should more fully consider how a variety of positive personnel consequences might be prompted from an ethical context developed through beneficial human resource management practices. |
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Keywords: | Institutionalized ethics Quality of work life Human resource management |
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