The effect of organizational bullying with individual sleep quality with respect to a mediating role of rumination among hospital female nurses

hasan valiyan; masoumeh samadi; sara maleki

Volume 3, Issue 2 , September 2017, Pages 9-37

Abstract
  One of organizational and interpersonal forms of severe abuses in today's corporate environments, organizational bullying. This familiar term in the behavioral, previously examined in the wider social environment, but cannot deny the importance of the environment today because organizations have received ...  Read More

Investigating the relationship between organizational silence and employees' mental health

zanyar sheikhepoor; mohammad sheikhepoor

Volume 3, Issue 2 , September 2017, Pages 39-60

Abstract
  One of the major obstacles to the success of the programs and goals of the organization is lack of information, lack of confidence and existence of organizational silence. organizational silence can cause complications such as damage to the mental health of employees. Accordingly, this study explores ...  Read More

The relationship between professional ethics of managers with psychological empowerment and organizational innovation (The Case: Ardebil Education Staff)

ramin gharibzadeh; shima gharibzadeh; mohammad jahedi; salim kazemi

Volume 3, Issue 2 , September 2017, Pages 61-100

Abstract
  The basic and effective factor of any organization is the managers of that organization, especially the religious leaders. Therefore, the present study aimed to investigate the relationship between professional ethics and psychological empowerment and organizational innovation of employees. The research ...  Read More

The role of mediator of thriving at work in the relationship between contextual enablers with on job performance and organizational citizenship behavior

nasim khajepour; seyed esmaeil hashemi; kiumars bashlideh

Volume 3, Issue 2 , September 2017, Pages 101-122

Abstract
  the results of various researches show that thrive employees, more passion and vitality, higher motivation, more mental health, less job quit, and reduced symptoms of physical illnesses are sought. Thriving at work does not only bring about better performance, but also leads people to their duty and ...  Read More

Relationship of quantum management with employee empowerment with emphasis on the role of internal motivation (The Case: Municipality of Marivan)

omar mahmoudi

Volume 3, Issue 2 , September 2017, Pages 123-148

Abstract
  Nowadays, organizations' focus to utilizing novel methods of management to overcome environmental pressure and improving organizational efficiency of is more dominant. Current research is aimed to examine relationship of quantum management as the one of the new management styles , with employees empowerment ...  Read More

The effect of social intelligence on knowledge sharing (The Case: Isfahan University staff)

ali nasr esfahani; mojtaba farrokhi; zeynab amiri

Volume 3, Issue 2 , September 2017, Pages 149-171

Abstract
  Having human intelligence is essential to connecting appropriately between university staff and exchanging knowledge and experiences. Intelligent social media will empower employees to better understand customer relationships and service. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of social ...  Read More