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Learning Whether Work Can Still Move: Repairability Cues, Hope, and Organizational Demoralization
Employees often remain in work states that are blocked, harmful, stagnant, damaged, or otherwise unwanted: chronic workload strain, stalled career progression, ignored voice, unresolved conflict, failed change initiatives, or damaged relationships. In these situations, employees are not only appr
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