Effect of work-related smartphone use after work on job burnout: Moderating effect of social support and organizational politics

Volume: 105, Pages: 106194 - 106194
Published: Apr 1, 2020
Abstract
This study examines not only the relationship between work-related smartphone use after work and job burnout but also the 3-way interaction effect of social support and perceived organizational politics (POPs) on this relationship. The findings of an analysis of 387 Korean workers provide various significant implications. The 3-way interaction effect of POPs was identified, while the interaction effect of social support between work-related...
Paper Details
Title
Effect of work-related smartphone use after work on job burnout: Moderating effect of social support and organizational politics
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Volume
105
Pages
106194 - 106194
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