Journal of Management Sciences (JMS)
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The Relationship between High Performance Work System and Continuance Commitment to Change: An Economic Exchange Perspective

Research Article

In response to recently announced privatization of Public sector banks of Pakistan, the current study attempts to investigate the impact of perceived high performance work systems on commitment to change along with its interlinking mechanisms. A total of 1000 full-time employees were surveyed through self-administered questionnaires during August-December 2017. Out of 670 returned questionnaires, 591 completed questionnaires were analyzed. Goodness of the measures was tested by employing Confirmatory Factor Analysis. Proposed Hypotheses were tested through Structural Model in AMOS. The data largely substantiated by our theoretical framework. The findings revealed that the perceptions of economic exchange fully mediate the relation [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Aqsa Akbar, Muhammad Amir Rashid, Omer Farooq
Keywords: High performance work systems, continuance commitment to change, Public sector of Pakistan, Economic exchange perceptions

Role of Supervisor's Organizational Embodiment and Organizational Identification on LMX and Job Performance Relationship: A Test of Moderated-Mediation Model

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This study addressed the generalizeablity concerns raised by few in leader-member exchange (LMX)-outcomes relationships and provided a solution in the form of a new mediator and a new moderator using cross-fertilization of LMX and social identity theory (SIT). The study aimed at investigating the indirect effects of LMX and job performance (JP) through organizational identification (OI) using social identity theory. The study also examined conditional indirect effects of supervisors' organizational embodiment (SOE) on LMX and JP through OI. The study used data based on a convenience sample from 411 employees in three time lags. Mediation and moderated mediation tests were [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Sajjad Hussain, Khurram Shahzad
Keywords: Social identity theory; leader-member exchange; supervisor's organizational embodiment; organizational identification; job performance.

Impact of Occupational Stress, Interpersonal Trust, and Organizational Commitment on Valence, OCB and Job Satisfaction: A Variance-Based SEM Analysis

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This study analyzes the impact of these three cognitive forces (occupational stress, interpersonal trust and organizational commitment) on valence, Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) and job satisfaction in the healthcare sector of Karachi (Pakistan). A sample of 375 responses is drawn from seven healthcare institutions of Karachi on a self-administered questionnaire. Using PLS-SEM, hypotheses and predictive relevance are tested with bootstrapping method and cross-validated redundancy analysis respectively. The results show that all three cognitive forces have significant impact on valence with the minor exception of affective commitment and strain. Moreover, valence has significant impact on both OCB has also shown a [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Muhammad Shahnawaz Adil, Muhammad Owais, Ambreen Qamar
Keywords: Occupational stress, trust, organizational commitment, valence, organizational citizenship behavior, job satisfaction, healthcare, Pakistan

Relationship between Servant Leadership and Subjective Well-Being: Evidence from Manufacturing and Services based SMEs in Pakistan

Research Article

Small and Medium- sized enterprises (SMEs) have emerged as building block for the growth of economies all around the globe. Pakistani SMEs are playing a similar role in the development of the country. However, in Pakistan, poor SME performance is due to a high failure rate of newly established firms. It has further been observed that leaders and employees- both, play a crucial role for the success of any firm. In SMEs the workers and leaders work in close contact. Therefore, the success of the SME is also dependent upon such Interpersonal factors. Moreover, today's new era has emerged as [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Raheela Maula-Bakhsh, Abdul Raziq
Keywords: SMEs, servant leadership, emotional healing, altruism, empowerment, growth of people, conceptualization, subjective wellbeing, affective dimension

Cognitive Emotion Theory and Emotion-Action Tendency in Online Impulsive Buying Behavior

Research Article

Impulsive buying in online setting has become an epidemic as it represents a noteworthy proportion of online shopping. Impulsive buying behaviors with upcoming avenues for future research are under the constant considerations of academicians and practitioners. Despite abundant research on impulsive buying behavior in online context, research scholars demand for further research and empirical evidences for better understanding of the phenomenon. It is therefore worthy question to examine impulsive buying behaviors in online setting. This study seeks to model and empirically examine cognitive aspects as a precursor of emotional aspects that ultimately lead towards impulsive buying actions. This study used [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Muhammad Danish Habib, Abdul Qayyum
Keywords: Cognitive aspects, emotional aspects, web browsing, urge to buy impulsively, online shopping

Employee Performance and Retention: A Comparative Analysis of Theory X, Y and Maslow's Theory

Research Article

This study aims at examining the relationship amongst motivation theories applied by universities on employee retention and their performance. It is an interesting insight in the current era in terms of realizing that motivation theories still have their impact on management practices. Retaining employees and managing their performance to the best level has always remained a dream for managers. The methodology adopted is quantitative using a closed ended questionnaire which helped in response generation from 219 teaching and non-teaching university employees. Results revealed that managers who used theory X approach to manage employee retention and performance had weaker outcomes than [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Khizar Hayat Khan Tahir, Khalid M. Iraqi
Keywords: Theory X, Y, Motivation, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, university employees

Performance Evaluation of Microfinance Providers Using Data Envelopment Analysis: The Profitability Perspective

Research Article

Maximizing profitability is an important prerequisite for dealing with rising competition in the microfinance industry and ensuring long term sustainability. While profitability measurement is more commonly based on ratio analysis technique, the current study uses a non-parametric linear programming tool known as Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) for this purpose. This study makes a contribution to the existing research on the profitability of microfinance providers (MFPs), by investigating the Pakistan-based operations of a set of MFPs. The results of the analysis reveal considerable potential for improvement in the profit efficiency of a number of selected MFPs. [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2018
By Sadia Farooq
Keywords: Microfinance providers (MFPs), profitability, Data envelopment analysis (DEA)
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