Self-determination theory and work motivation

Article Abstract:

The role of self determination theory (SDT) in understanding the motivational bases of organizational behavior is explored. It explains the methods of turning extrinsic motivation into autonomous process. The relation of this theory to other work motivation theories and research agenda in the organizational setting are also examined.

Canada, Science & research, Organizational behaviour

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A multiple motive perspective on strike propensities

Article Abstract:

Research investigating the motives behind union members's tendency to strike is presented. Particular attention is given to the relationships between the union and its members, to social positions, economic conditions and members' relationships with their companies.

Compensation and benefits, Labor unions

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A multiple motive perspective on strike propensities

Article Abstract:

Four complementary and motivational models for strike propensity are identified and several theories relating to these models are tested.

Psychological aspects, Brief Article

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