Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry

In light of the conspicuous absence of workplace harassment (“acoso laboral”) in the Ecuadorian Constitution and the country’s Labor and Penal Codes, this article reports on an exploratory study about abusive supervision, a form of workplace harassment, in the country’s hospitality industry. Base...

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Autores Principales: Hoof, Hubert B. Van, Serrano, Ana-Lucia, Torres, Leonardo
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spelling oai:localhost:123456789-283792017-11-08T09:10:35Z Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry European Journal of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation Hoof, Hubert B. Van Serrano, Ana-Lucia Torres, Leonardo WORKPLACE HARASSMENT ABUSIVE SUPERVISION EMPLOYEE TURNOVER INTENTIONS HOSPITALITY ECUADOR In light of the conspicuous absence of workplace harassment (“acoso laboral”) in the Ecuadorian Constitution and the country’s Labor and Penal Codes, this article reports on an exploratory study about abusive supervision, a form of workplace harassment, in the country’s hospitality industry. Based on a review of the literature on various forms of workplace harassment, the study investigated employee opinions about their supervisors’ behaviors and found that abusive supervision is a prominent issue in the Ecuadorian hospitality industry and that it is signifcantly related to employees’ intentions to leave the organization. The study advocates future research into other components of workplace harassment in these and other industries in the country and into the development of measures that reduce abusive supervision and workplace harassment. In light of the conspicuous absence of workplace harassment (“acoso laboral”) in the Ecuadorian Constitution and the country’s Labor and Penal Codes, this article reports on an exploratory study about abusive supervision, a form of workplace harassment, in the country’s hospitality industry. Based on a review of the literature on various forms of workplace harassment, the study investigated employee opinions about their supervisors’ behaviors and found that abusive supervision is a prominent issue in the Ecuadorian hospitality industry and that it is signifcantly related to employees’ intentions to leave the organization. The study advocates future research into other components of workplace harassment in these and other industries in the country and into the development of measures that reduce abusive supervision and workplace harassment. Leiria vol. 6, no. 1 2017-10-24T16:42:20Z 2017-10-24T16:42:20Z 2015 info:eu-repo/semantics/Article 2182-4924 http://dspace.ucuenca.edu.ec/handle/123456789/28379 eng application/pdf instname:Universidad de Cuenca reponame:Repositorio Digital de la Universidad de Cuenca info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ec/ Polytechnic Institute of Leiria
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topic WORKPLACE HARASSMENT
ABUSIVE SUPERVISION
EMPLOYEE TURNOVER INTENTIONS
HOSPITALITY
ECUADOR
spellingShingle WORKPLACE HARASSMENT
ABUSIVE SUPERVISION
EMPLOYEE TURNOVER INTENTIONS
HOSPITALITY
ECUADOR
Hoof, Hubert B. Van
Serrano, Ana-Lucia
Torres, Leonardo
Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
description In light of the conspicuous absence of workplace harassment (“acoso laboral”) in the Ecuadorian Constitution and the country’s Labor and Penal Codes, this article reports on an exploratory study about abusive supervision, a form of workplace harassment, in the country’s hospitality industry. Based on a review of the literature on various forms of workplace harassment, the study investigated employee opinions about their supervisors’ behaviors and found that abusive supervision is a prominent issue in the Ecuadorian hospitality industry and that it is signifcantly related to employees’ intentions to leave the organization. The study advocates future research into other components of workplace harassment in these and other industries in the country and into the development of measures that reduce abusive supervision and workplace harassment.
author Hoof, Hubert B. Van
Serrano, Ana-Lucia
Torres, Leonardo
author_facet Hoof, Hubert B. Van
Serrano, Ana-Lucia
Torres, Leonardo
author_sort Hoof, Hubert B. Van
title Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
title_short Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
title_full Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
title_fullStr Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
title_full_unstemmed Abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
title_sort abusive supervision - a form of workplace harassment: an exploratory study in the ecuadorian hospitality industry
publisher Polytechnic Institute of Leiria
publishDate 2017
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