The war in Ukraine has left thousands dead, disrupted businesses in Ukraine and around
the world, and created enormous practical challenges for managers of Ukrainian …

Purpose The goals of this review are to identify key theories, constructs and themes in the
international business travel (IBT) literature and to propose a model based on findings …

Most studies on workplace bullying have adopted a between-person approach, neglecting
the potential within-individual fluctuations in the experience of bullying behaviors. However …

Despite consistent findings that stressed employees benefit from social support, these
employees do not always have access to such support. We propose and test a conceptual …

Resources are critical for family‐work enrichment (FWE), meaning that more resources
facilitate higher FWE. This suggests that living with overqualified partners—those with …

Emergency medical service (EMS) personnel are subjected to intense and traumatic
workplace scenarios, which place workers at risk for developing trauma reactions that lead …

Trauma exposure is ubiquitous in victim service professions, which are broadly defined here
to include social and community service, criminal justice, and healthcare. As a result …

Many frontline organizations, by definition, place their workers at high risk of exposure to
traumatic events. Such high-risk occupational roles include, although are not limited to …

A weekly diary within-individual investigation of the relationship between exposure to
bullying behavior, workplace phobia, and posttraumatic stress symptomatology/Balducci …

Physician burnout rates have consistently been higher than the general working population;
however, recent literature suggested that after a steady decline in physician burnout rates …