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Public–Private Sector Comparisons of Nurses’ Work Harassment Using Set: Italy and Australia
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Public–Private Sector Comparisons of Nurses’ Work Harassment Using Set: Italy and Australia

Yvonne Brunetto, Mathew Xerri, Elisabetta Trinchero, Rodney Farr-Wharton, Kate Shacklock and Elio Borgonovi
Public Management Review, Vol.18(10), pp.1479-1503
2016
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https://doi.org/10.1080/14719037.2015.1114136View
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Abstract

work harassment nurses engagement well-being social exchange theory
Using Social Exchange Theory, this study compared the impact of nurses' workplace relationships with management and colleagues upon nurses' work harassment, psychological well-being, and engagement within the public and private sectors in both Australia and Italy. Using survey data from 1,587 nurses, SEM findings indicated that public sector nurses in Australia had the lowest satisfaction with supervision, higher work harassment, and lower engagement and psychological well-being, than the other groups. The implications include that poor workplace relationships enable work harassment and therefore management upskilling is required along with changes in performance measures to ensure greater nurse well-being and engagement

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