Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din

Ergonomic Citizenship Behaviour (ECB) is an employee extra role behaviour towards ergonomics. ECB is a new construct which is generally adapted from well-established studies relating to Organizational Citizenship Behaviour (OCB) and more recently of Safety Citizenship Behaviour (SCB). The purpose of...

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Main Author: Che Din, Che Norazri
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spelling my-uitm-ir.595612022-05-13T03:45:27Z Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din 2020-05 Che Din, Che Norazri Manufacturing industries Groups and organizations Ergonomic Citizenship Behaviour (ECB) is an employee extra role behaviour towards ergonomics. ECB is a new construct which is generally adapted from well-established studies relating to Organizational Citizenship Behaviour (OCB) and more recently of Safety Citizenship Behaviour (SCB). The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between specific Organizational Climate dimensions namely as Autonomy, Involvement, Supervisory Support and Welfare and ECB with moderating effect of Ergonomics Knowledge. A package of 450 self-administrated questionnaire were distributed to employees who work in OSHMS certified manufacturing located in northern region of peninsular Malaysia. Data were analysed using Partial Least Square (Smart PLS) version 2.0. Based on the statistical analyses conducted, the findings revealed that the specific Organizational Climate Dimensions namely Autonomy, Involvement, Supervisory Support and Welfare has significant relationship with ECB. Furthermore, the Ergonomics Knowledge has shown moderating effect on the relationship between Involvement and ECB. These relationships were explained from the perspective of Social Exchange Theory. This study offers empirical evidence of the new proposed construct of ECB, which very useful for prevention of employee un-ergonomics behaviour at the workplace. 2020-05 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/59561/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/59561/1/59561.pdf text en public masters Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Business and Management Nik Abdul Rasyid, Nik Ramli (Associate Prof Dr) Mat Noor, Ahmad Nizan (Dr.)
institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
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language English
advisor Nik Abdul Rasyid, Nik Ramli (Associate Prof Dr)
Mat Noor, Ahmad Nizan (Dr.)
topic Manufacturing industries
Groups and organizations
spellingShingle Manufacturing industries
Groups and organizations
Che Din, Che Norazri
Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din
description Ergonomic Citizenship Behaviour (ECB) is an employee extra role behaviour towards ergonomics. ECB is a new construct which is generally adapted from well-established studies relating to Organizational Citizenship Behaviour (OCB) and more recently of Safety Citizenship Behaviour (SCB). The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between specific Organizational Climate dimensions namely as Autonomy, Involvement, Supervisory Support and Welfare and ECB with moderating effect of Ergonomics Knowledge. A package of 450 self-administrated questionnaire were distributed to employees who work in OSHMS certified manufacturing located in northern region of peninsular Malaysia. Data were analysed using Partial Least Square (Smart PLS) version 2.0. Based on the statistical analyses conducted, the findings revealed that the specific Organizational Climate Dimensions namely Autonomy, Involvement, Supervisory Support and Welfare has significant relationship with ECB. Furthermore, the Ergonomics Knowledge has shown moderating effect on the relationship between Involvement and ECB. These relationships were explained from the perspective of Social Exchange Theory. This study offers empirical evidence of the new proposed construct of ECB, which very useful for prevention of employee un-ergonomics behaviour at the workplace.
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author Che Din, Che Norazri
author_facet Che Din, Che Norazri
author_sort Che Din, Che Norazri
title Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din
title_short Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din
title_full Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din
title_fullStr Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din
title_full_unstemmed Organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in OSHMS certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / Che Norazri Che Din
title_sort organizational climate and ergonomics citizenship behaviour among employees in oshms certified manufacturing organizations: the moderating effect of ergonomics knowledge / che norazri che din
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
granting_department Faculty of Business and Management
publishDate 2020
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/59561/1/59561.pdf
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