Job insecurity and happenstance skill: a concept-based framework for contemporary workplace

Priyanka Vincent and Murale Venugopalan

International Journal of Business Innovation and Research, 2024, vol. 34, issue 4, 445-467

Abstract: Job insecurity (J.I.) research has focused extensively on the detrimental effects on individuals and organisations. In this conceptual article, we examine a more contemporary approach by reviewing articles that discuss happenstance skills, resilience, and job resources and have proposed a conceptual model concentrating on the adaptable behaviours of J.I. The model discusses J.I. and its consequences using the happenstance learning theory and job demand resource model. We group these types of J.I. behaviour into four creative gamut scaled according to subjective-objective versus challenge-hindrance context to provide a framework for future research.

Keywords: job insecurity; performance; happenstance skills; job demand resource model; resilience. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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