Organizational loafing is the phenomenon of a person exerting less effort to achieve a goal when they work in an organizational group than when they work alone.This phenomenon is a serious problem in today's organizations.The research seeks to explain factors affecting the phenomenon of organizational loafing. First, the elites’ opinion through Delphi technique about the indicators influencing ...

nowadays, organizations are trying to maximize productivity by groups, but the results are not always completely satisfactory thereby causing some problems for organizations such as social loafing. social loafing reduces motivation and effort in team work compared to individual work. this study intends to achieve the necessary mechanisms to reduce social loafing, and reviews the effect of perce...

The present study integrates the literature on social loafing and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). The authors examined the roles of personality, motives, and contextual factors in influencing the work behaviors of OCB and social loafing. In a sample of 341 individuals working in project groups, with data collected over 3 time periods, the authors found that conscientiousness was nega...

the purpose of this research is to investigate the relationship between organization justice & social loafing in melat bank employees of mazandaran province. statistical population includes 1100 personnel of melat bank in mazandaran province. according to krejcie & morgan (1970) table, the minimum statistical sample of this research should be 285 employees. the sampling method is random systema...

This study examines the influences of procedural justice on turnover intention and social loafing behavior among employees in hotel industry. Despite a growing body literature regarding relationship between organizational justice, loafing, there is limited published research influence with mediating effect intention. For this purpose, questionnaire was self-administered to working at different ...

Cyberloafing is the personal use of the Internet by employees while at work. The purpose of this study is to examine whether employee job attitudes, organizational characteristics, attitudes towards cyberloafing, and other non-Internet loafing behaviors serve as antecedents to cyberloafing behaviors. We hypothesize that the employee job attitudes of job involvement and intrinsic involvement are...