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How to have a good day

Caroline Webb

2016

Job insecurity

P G Klandermans, Jean F Hartley, Tinka Van Vuuren et al.

1991

My Job, My Self

Al Gini

2000

Work stress

James C. Quick

1987

Looking Forward to Monday Morning

Diane Hodges

2002

The work orgasm

K. David Zeiser

2010

The loyalty effect

Frederick F. Reichheld

1996

Job satisfaction and motivation

Ruth M. Walsh

1979

Good work

Howard Gardner

2001

Teacher job satisfaction

Paula E. Lester

1988

Reframing Organizations

Lee G. Bolman

1991

Burnout, the cost of caring

Christina Maslach

1982

The Power of Pull

John Hagel III, John Seely Brown, John Hagel et al.

2010

Building morale-- motivating staff

Ben Brodinsky

1983

Organizational citizenship behavior

Dennis W. Organ

1988

Creating commitment

Michael O'Malley

2000

The happy lawyer

Nancy Levit

2010

The enthusiastic employee

David Sirota, Michael Irwin Meltzer, Louis A. Mischkind

2005

Raise the Bar

Lawrence J. Fox

2008

I don't know what I want, but I know it's not this

Julie Jansen

2003

A great place to work

Robert Levering

1990

For teachers only

William Sorrells

1991

I could do anything if I only knew what it was

Barbara Sher

1994 ★ 4.3

The three signs of a miserable job

Patrick Lencioni

2007

Job stress and burnout

Whiton Stewart Paine

1982

How to love the job you hate

Jane Boucher

1994

How to quit your day job and live out your dreams

Kenneth Atchity

2012

The pathfinder

Nicholas Lore

2011

What contributes to job satisfaction among faculty and staff

Linda Serra Hagedorn

2000

School codes and teachers' work

Gerhard Arfwedson

1985