NOLEGEIN Journal of Organizational Behavior Management
Volume 8, Issue 1 (2025)
Published
Table of contents
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Beyond 9 to 5 Employee Perspective on Work-Life Balance
Abstract: Work-life balance for employees is becoming increasingly vital, especially considering the COVID-19 pandemic. Juggling work and non-work life are the essence of work-life balance. It is the proportion of hours worked to hours available for other activities, such as socializing, learning new skills, and attending to family matters. This article aims to determine the degree to which flexible work arrangements affect employees’ work-life balance, the role of the organization, and …
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A Review Study on Analysing the Role of Various Farmer Producer Organizations and Its Socio-Economic Implications on Famrers
Abstract: The paper seeks to compile and gather insights from previous and current studies on the effects and socio-economic implications of Farmer Producer Organizations by reviewing existing literature to facilitate quick and easy access for future researchers. The current research also highlights the categorization of literature and offers an extensive overview of the performance and socio-economic effects of Farmer Producer Organizations, as well as an analysis of the findings and results …
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The Influence of Forgiveness and Gratitude on Happiness in Today’s Workforce
Abstract: Happiness is a vital aspect of humanity and is highly esteemed by professionals across all age groups in the modern workplace. It is widely acknowledged that individuals are increasingly focused on achieving happiness in both personal and professional realms. Given the substantial time spent at work, it is essential to comprehend how employment and the work environment influence the happiness of individuals and communities around the globe. The quest for …
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Examining the Impact of Non-Monetary Factors on Voluntary Employee Turnover in the Construction Industry
Abstract: The construction sector is essential to any country's economic development. However, its workforce faces numerous challenges, leading to adverse outcomes, particularly elevated employee turnover rates. This study aimed to identify primary non-monetary factors (NMFs) influencing voluntary employee turnover and to provide actionable recommendations for mitigating this issue. A comprehensive list of NMFs was compiled from existing literature, highlighting factors believed to influence voluntary turnover in the construction sector. 110 people …
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The Psychology of Strategic Adaptation in Navigating Business Challenges in a Dynamic Environment
Abstract: In an increasingly volatile and competitive global economy, strategic adaptation is essential for organizational survival and growth. This research investigates how psychological factors—specifically cognitive biases, emotional intelligence (EQ), and psychological resilience—shape strategic decision-making and adaptability within organizations. Drawing from interdisciplinary perspectives in behavioural psychology and strategic management, the study explores how psychological principles can be integrated into leadership practices to foster agility and resilience. Through a qualitative research methodology that …
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Identifying Effective Methods for Teaching Research Skills in Higher Education of Afghanistan
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to look into the difficulties and successful strategies for teaching research skills in Afghanistan's higher education system. Two primary research questions are the subject of the study: (1) What obstacles stand in the way of students successfully acquiring research skills through the use of existing educational methods? (2) Which methods, materials, and equipment work best for enhancing these abilities? A mixed-methods approach was used …
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The Evolution of Work: Trends and Implications of Remote and Hybrid Models in the Post-COVID Era
Abstract: The COVID-19 epidemic has sped up the adoption of remote and hybrid work modes by causing a paradigm shift in workplace dynamics. This essay examines how these models are being shaped by changing trends and what that means for businesses, workers, and larger social systems. Traditional ideas of the workplace have been altered by remote and hybrid work, which places an emphasis on employee autonomy, flexibility, and digital connectedness. However, …
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Empowering Workplaces: The Role of DEI in Shaping Organizational Culture and Innovation
Abstract: By fostering an atmosphere where everyone is valued, respected, and encouraged to realize their full potential, diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, significantly contribute to the formation of organizational culture. By integrating diverse perspectives, organizations unlock creativity and innovation, as individuals contribute a wide array of experiences, talents, and viewpoints. A commitment to equity ensures opportunities are distributed fairly, removing obstacles that hinder the progress of underrepresented groups. Inclusion, which …
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A Study on Barriers to Women's Corporate Leadership in South Chennai
Abstract: Despite significant growth in women’s participation in the corporate workforce, their representation in leadership roles remains disproportionately low, particularly in India. This study explores the obstacles faced by women in achieving corporate leadership positions in South Chennai, focusing on both external and internal barriers. Key findings reveal that gender bias in promotion and performance evaluations, challenges in balancing family responsibilities due to inadequate organizational support, and limited access to mentorship …
Published in NOLEGEIN Journal of Organizational Behavior Management · Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2025 · pp. 20–26 Read article