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When caring depletes: The paradox of leading employee wellbeing during a prolonged crisis – Evidence from the Australian resources sector
Purpose: The protracted COVID-19 crisis placed substantial demands on managers in the Australian resources industry. While workers' wellbeing received increased attention during this period, much less is known about how managers sustained their own wellbeing while providing care, reassurance, and op
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