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Understanding Competing Climates: A Theoretical Framework for Examining Service and Ethical Climates
The study of work climate has expanded our understanding of how context impacts individuals in the workplace. While most climate research has focused on single- or multi-faceted organizational climates and how they directly impact the individual employee, little has been done to understand the influ
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