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Enervative Change- The Impact of Change Initiatives on Employee Job Satisfaction

Enervative Change- The Impact of Change Initiatives on Employee Job Satisfaction

Dool, Richard

Paperback

Business GeneralManagement

ISBN10: 3836418010
ISBN13: 9783836418010
Publisher: Vdm Verlag
Published: Jun 13 2007
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.69 Depth: 9.61
Language: English
The primary purpose of this book was to research the impact of stressors related to continuous change and persistent change initiatives, hypothesized as enervative change, specifically on the employee's level of job stress and job satisfaction. A matrix was developed to identity change groups. The matrix represents four potential states of an organization (business as usual, reactive, adaptive and enervative) related to their change profile and levels of stress. The findings support the concept of enervative change. The enervative change group had the highest level of change initiatives, the highest level of personal impact by the change initiatives and the lowest level of job satisfaction. Further, the study supported prior studies that had found a direct inverse relationship between change, job stress, and job satisfaction and the studies that have identified stress frequency as the larger contributor to employee stress. Utilizing U.S. Military research into combat stress and the research into the adaptive enterprise, a new change management framework (C5) is proposed as means to offset the debilitating impact of enervative change on employee job satisfaction.

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