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The authors of the study examined decisions to work from home (vs. the office) in a sample of 127 information technology (IT) professionals in China. The study employs a longitudinal…
Read MoreEmotional exhaustion refers to a person’s diminished emotional resources and is related to outcomes such as employee job performance, turnover, and well-being (Lee et al., 2023). The authors of the…
Read MoreThe U.S. Census Bureau from 2017 shows that the median annual salary for disabled employees is almost $6000 less than salaries for employees without disabilities. Pay inequities and other parts…
Read MoreConnecting science and practice, an essential of I-O psychology, is being aided by two complementary movements: translational science and open science. Although these twin movements influence how research is conducted,…
Read MoreAcknowledgements: We would like to thank and acknowledge Elizabeth McCune, Will Shepherd, Jaclyn Martin Kowal, and Amy DuVernet for reviewing this article. Executive Summary The Practitioner Needs Survey is conducted…
Read MoreAt a time when diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, and accessibility (DEIBA) has become polarized and is recessing from the focus of organizations, it is important to push back and continue…
Read MoreSIOP Fellow Cort Rudolph has been named the new editor of Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Rudolph succeeds Tori Howes, who has led the journal for the past 3 years. Rudolph…
Read MoreSIOP is soliciting nominations for the next editor of The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP). Today, TIP provides news, research, reports, and noncommercial information related to the practice, science, and teaching of I-O psychology, with four…
Read MoreThe December issue of SIOP’s premier journal, Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Perspectives on Science and Practice, is now available. In Volume 16 number 4, you will find two focal articles: Industrial-Organizational Psychologists…
Read MoreSIOP is soliciting nominations for the next editor of The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP). Today, TIP provides news, research, reports, and noncommercial information related to the practice, science, and teaching of…
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