Relationship between the Perception of Organizational Culture and Ethical Climate and the Perception of Workplace Bullying

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dc.creatorVilas-Boas, Madalena
dc.date2019-04-02
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dc.descriptionWorkplace bullying takes place in many organizations and it has serious consequences on individuals, organizations and economy. The main aim of this study is to contribute to the field of workplace bullying by empirically testing the theoretically defined relation between socio-organizational variables (organizational culture and ethical climate) and bullying, using two theoretical models well-grounded in organizational studies. The findings, from a sample of 984 Portuguese workers, suggest that there is a strong relation between organizational culture/ethical climate and bullying: the "benevolent" and "principled" climates are negatively related (or even an obstacle) to bullying, as well as the cultural orientation of "support". The opposite is the result of the climate "self-interest" and the cultural orientations of "rules" and "goals". As organizational culture and ethical climate explain 20% of the variance of the negative behaviours perceived by the members of the organization, what shows that managers can achieve changes to a significant organizational, individual and societal problem just by manipulating those two variables.en-US
dc.descriptionEl acosso laboral se encuentra en muchas organizaciones y tiene graves consecuencias para las personas, las organizaciones y la economía. El objetivo principal de este estudio es contribuir al campo de estudio del acoso laboral probando empíricamente la relación teórica definida entre variables socio-organizacionales (cultura organizacional y clima ético) y acoso laboral, utilizando dos modelos teóricos fundamentados en estudios organizacionales. Los hallazgos, con 984 trabajadores portugueses, sugieren que existe una fuerte relación entre la cultura organizacional/clima ético y el acoso laboral: los climas "benévolo" y "de principios" están relacionados negativamente (o son incluso un obstáculo) con el acoso labroal, así como la orientación cultural de "soporte". Lo contrario sucede con el clima "interés propio" y las orientaciones culturales de "reglas" y "metas". La cultura organizacional y el clima ético explican el 20% de la varianza del comportamiento negativo, lo que muestra que los gerentes pueden lograr cambios en problemas organizacionales, individuales y sociales significativos manipulando esas dos variables.es-ES
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dc.journalCES Psicología
dc.languageeng
dc.publisherUniversidad CESes-ES
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dc.sourceCES Psicología; Vol. 12 No. 2 (2019): CES Psicología; 103-125en-US
dc.sourceCES Psicología; Vol. 12 Núm. 2 (2019): CES Psicología; 103-125es-ES
dc.sourceCES Psicología; v. 12 n. 2 (2019): CES Psicología; 103-125pt-BR
dc.source2011-3080
dc.subjectEthical Climateen-US
dc.subjectEthical Climate Questionnaireen-US
dc.subjectOrganizational Cultureen-US
dc.subjectOrganizational Culture Assessment Instrumenten-US
dc.subjectsychosocial Work Conditionsen-US
dc.subjectWorkplace Bullyingen-US
dc.subjectClima Éticoes-ES
dc.subjectCuestionario de Clima Éticoes-ES
dc.subjectCultura Organizacionales-ES
dc.subjectInstrumento de Evaluación de la Cultura Organizacionales-ES
dc.subjectCondiciones Psicosociales de Trabajoes-ES
dc.subjectAcoso Laborales-ES
dc.titleRelationship between the Perception of Organizational Culture and Ethical Climate and the Perception of Workplace Bullyingen-US
dc.titleRelación entre la percepción de la cultura organizacional y el clima ético y la percepción del acoso laborales-ES
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