Supervisor and subordinate work-family values : does similarity make a difference? /

Thompson, Briony M.

Supervisor and subordinate work-family values : does similarity make a difference? / Briony M. Thompson, Paula A. Brough, Helen Schmidt - February 2006 - International Journal of Stress Management 13 : 1, pages 45-63 .

Supervisor-subordinate similarity affects a number of workplace outcomes, but the effect of similarity in work-family values is not well understood. Our sample consisted of 209 participants (121 female and 88 male) from a range of occupations. A structural model was tested in which subordinate perceptions of supervisor work-family value similarity predicted increased supervisor support and reduced family conflict, with an indirect effect through these variables to job satisfaction. Higher work-family conflict and lower job satisfaction had significant paths to emotional exhaustion, as a key indicator of burnout. Structural equation modeling indicated a good fit to the model for both men and women. Similarity of work-family values influenced emotional exhaustion through its impact on work-family conflict and job satisfaction.

Psychology.


Burnout.
Subordinate.
Supervisor.
Work-family values.
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