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Livingston, Beth A Treating People Fairly: The Feeling that Underlies the Trends 2023 Article Quiet Quitting Quiet Quitting, Great Resignation, Loud Quitting, Worker Disengagement, Employment, Gen Z, Job Stress, Burnout, Work Life Balance
Citation Livingston, Beth A 2023 Article Am. J. Health Promot. Quiet Quitting Great Resignation Loud Quitting Worker Disengagement Employment Gen Z Job Stress Burnout Work Life Balance Quiet Quitting

"Treating People Fairly: The Feeling that Underlies the Trends"

by Livingston, Beth A (2023)

Abstract

The phenomena of "Quiet Quitting" and the "Great Resignation" reflect feelings of underappreciation and a lack of a respect at work. These are indicators of interpersonal injustice in the workplace, which can be ameliorated via the promotion of inclusive, safe, and supportive work climates. Individual employees and managers can engage in specific actions to promote feelings of interpersonal fairness at work in order to mitigate against these negative workplace trends.

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Quiet Quitting, Great Resignation, Loud Quitting, Worker Disengagement, Employment, Gen Z, Job Stress, Burnout, Work Life Balance

Themes

Quiet Quitting

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