Titlebook: Enhancing Employee Engagement; An Evidence-Based Ap J. Lee Whittington,Simone Meskelis,Sri Beldona Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230627222apter, we explore the role of faith integration as an antecedent to meaningful work. We explored the relationship between integrated faith and the experience of meaningfulness in each of our field studies. The results of those investigations are reported in this chapter.

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,The Meaningfulness–Engagement Connection, examine the positive relationship between meaningfulness and engagement in detail..We examined this relationship in four field studies. We describe our measures and report the results of our analyses. These results clearly demonstrate that the road to enhanced employee engagement goes through meaningfulness.

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Creating Meaning in Work through Job Enrichment,crease the employee’s perception of the significance of their work. Job redesign contributes to meaningfulness by enhancing the individual employee’s fit with their job. In this chapter, we describe the relationship between enriched jobs and the experience of meaningful work.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333995037 includes organizational-level processes such as the HRVC and the PMNG that impact the level of employee engagement. This meso-model provides the basis for the hypotheses that we tested in a series of field studies.

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The Political Institutions of Modern Chinaorganization’s members. Leaders can enhance positive meaning by engaging in behaviors associated with transformational leadership to arouse and inspire the members of their organization. In this chapter, we examine the role of these transformational leadership behaviors on an employee’s experience of meaningful work.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230299511e positively related to the level of employee engagement..We also examined the potential moderating impact of the manager’s contingent reward (CR) behaviors on the relationship between the HRVC and the level of employee engagement. These results are also presented in this chapter.