Promoting employee resilience through information sharing: An empirical investigation

Human resource management practices that promote the growth and sustainability of a resilient workforce are crucial for contemporary organizations. This research aimed to examine an underexplored relationship: the impact of information-sharing practices on employee resilience within the Egypt’s information and communication technology sector. To achieve this, a descriptive and quantitative cross-sectional study was conducted using data collected through an online, self-administered questionnaire. A proportional stratified sample of 392 respondents was utilized, and both descriptive and path analysis were performed to test the study’s research hypothesis. The results implied a statistically positive significant impact of information-sharing practices on employee resilience. This research furnishes some theoretical and practical implications as along with recommendations for future research.

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The Academic Journal of Contemporary Commerical Research
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.21608/ajccr.2024.284731.1106
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Organizational and Employee Performance
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Promoting employee resilience through information sharing: An empirical investigation

Kamel Omran, Hala Abdel Meguid Omar Khalil
The Academic Journal of Contemporary Commerical Research
Organizational and Employee Performance
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Promoting employee resilience through information sharing: An empirical investigation

Kamel Omran, Hala Abdel Meguid Omar Khalil
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Abstract

Human resource management practices that promote the growth and sustainability of a resilient workforce are crucial for contemporary organizations. This research aimed to examine an underexplored relationship: the impact of information-sharing practices on employee resilience within the Egypt’s information and communication technology sector. To achieve this, a descriptive and quantitative cross-sectional study was conducted using data collected through an online, self-administered questionnaire. A proportional stratified sample of 392 respondents was utilized, and both descriptive and path analysis were performed to test the study’s research hypothesis. The results implied a statistically positive significant impact of information-sharing practices on employee resilience. This research furnishes some theoretical and practical implications as along with recommendations for future research.

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