Work environment transformation in the post COVID-19 based on work values of the future workforce

IF 2.6 Q3 MANAGEMENT Journal of Corporate Real Estate Pub Date : 2021-06-14 DOI:10.1108/JCRE-08-2020-0031
Fruzsina Pataki-Bittó, Kata Kapusy
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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to find out the future workforce’s work values and, based on them, to examine the work environment Generation Z are looking for in the situation of job search. Moreover, this study aims to provide ideas for organizations on how to transform the work environment for the post-COVID-19 era to attract and retain employees, especially the members of Generation Z. Design/methodology/approach: The research design is based on the theory development method. Data were generated and collected from 28 focus groups and a survey (n = 773). First, initial coding was done with an affinity diagram, followed by the intermediate coding phase, when the authors compared the codings’ results and selected the core data. Finally, the advanced coding resulted in a work value model, which presents Generation Z’s core work value categories. Findings: The paper presents a work value theory for Generation Z, which reflects their expectations of the physical work environment and the flexible work arrangements among the work values. To prepare for the post-COVID-19 era, this study suggests organizations applying hybrid working models. Practical implications: Based on impacts and expected transformations in office work in the post-COVID-19 era, the paper calls attention to the critical management issues concerning Generation Z’s preferences and expectations. Originality/value: The findings propose a broader work value theory approach that highlights the work environment’s convenience features and integrates values that support the employees’ desired lifestyle and well-being. © 2021, Emerald Publishing Limited.
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基于未来劳动力工作价值观的COVID-19后工作环境转型
目的:本研究的目的是找出未来劳动力的工作价值观,并以此为基础,研究Z世代在求职的情况下所寻找的工作环境。此外,本研究旨在为组织提供关于如何改变后新冠时代的工作环境以吸引和留住员工,特别是z世代成员的想法。设计/方法/方法:研究设计基于理论发展方法。从28个焦点小组和一项调查(n = 773)中生成和收集数据。首先,用亲和图进行初始编码,然后是中间编码阶段,作者比较编码结果并选择核心数据。最后,先进的编码产生了一个工作价值模型,它展示了Z一代的核心工作价值类别。研究发现:本文提出了一个Z世代的工作价值理论,该理论反映了Z世代对物理工作环境的期望以及工作价值中灵活的工作安排。为了应对后covid -19时代,该研究建议组织采用混合工作模式。实践意义:基于后新冠时代对办公室工作的影响和预期转变,本文呼吁关注Z世代偏好和期望的关键管理问题。原创性/价值:研究结果提出了一个更广泛的工作价值理论方法,强调工作环境的便利特征,并整合了支持员工期望的生活方式和幸福的价值观。©2021,翡翠出版有限公司
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