Does Affective Organizational Commitment and Experience of Meaning at Work Predict Long-Term Sickness Absence? An Analysis of Register-Based Outcomes Using Pooled Data on 61,302 Observations in Four Occupational Groups
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Titel: Does Affective Organizational Commitment and Experience of Meaning at Work Predict Long-Term Sickness Absence? An Analysis of Register-Based Outcomes Using Pooled Data on 61,302 Observations in Four Occupational Groups.
in: Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Volume 56, Ausgabe 2, 2014. Seiten: 129-135, Projektnummer: F 2295, DOI: 10.1097/JOM.0000000000000078
