Titlebook: Employee Voice at Work; Peter Holland,Julian Teicher,Jimmy Donaghey Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Employee Voice.Human

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2520-8837 es studies.Provides unique perspectives, such as the case ofThis book addresses the contemporary aspects of employee voice through theoretical and practical analysis. In addition to case studies of employee voice in the workplace, it also looks at emerging forms of voice associated with the use of t

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Managerial Silencing of Employee Voicestructures, can perpetuate silence over a range of issues, thereby organising employees out of the voice process. These considerations are redeployed to offer a dialectical interpretation of employee silence in a conceptual framework to assist further research and analysis.

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Workplace Bullying and the Role of Voice and Ethical Leadershipe of employee voice or voice in combination with ethical leadership as principles and practices to negate bullying behaviour. A case study is also incorporated to provide context to the role of voice and ethical leadership.

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The Politics of Voice: Voice and Volunteering in a Third Sector Organisationin a rural fire service in Australia, that is staffed primarily by volunteers. In this case, a perceived lack of voice among volunteers underscored a legacy of poor management which also impeded the resolution of the dispute.

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Social Media: Union Communication and Member Voicerial issues and to convey their attitudes towards their union and its views and actions. This chapter will provide a pathbreaking analysis on the development of e-voice, how social media is affecting employees’ experiences of voice within their trade unions and the implications of this for membershi