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All in a Day's Work: Boundaries and Micro Role Transitions
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“Telework makes these boundaries more permeable and transitions (i.e., sudden role changes) are more frequent [12, 14–17].”
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“These violations can occur from work-to-family (e.g., answer a phone call from the boss after shift work) or family-to-work (e.g., help a child perform schoolwork during shift work) and they increased exponentially in the context of mandatory telework during COVID-19 with a negative impact on the well-being [12, 20–23].”
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“Based on the boundary theory [12, 13], it was observed, as expected, that boundary violations impair recovery, and that recovery mediates the relationship between violations and flourishing.”
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“Based on the boundary theory [12, 13], it was observed, as expected, that boundary violations impair recovery, and that recovery mediates the relationship between violations and flourishing.”
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- Ashforth, B. E., Kreiner, G. E., & Fugate, M.
- Affiliations
- Arizona State University (US)
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- The Academy of Management Review
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- Academy of Management
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- 2000-07
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- Keywords
- role transition, work boundaries, work-life boundaries
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