Cultural determinants of stress in the construction industry
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- Type
- article
- Published
- 2010-01-01
- Cited by
- 16
- References
- 46
- Access
- Open access
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- https://openalex.org/W58473484
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Keywords
Workforce, Productivity, Construction industry, Perspective (graphical), Stress (linguistics)
References
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- Communicating With Strangers: An Approach to Intercultural Communication
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- Does a supportive work environment moderate the relationship between work‐family conflict and burnout among construction professionals?
- Foreign construction workers in Singapore
- Impact of stress‐coping behaviour on estimation performance
- Operatives’ experiences of cultural diversity on Australian construction sites
- Construction project management in the Persian Gulf: inter-cultural communication
- Organizational Culture and Leadership
- Organizational culture and TQM implementation in construction firms in Singapore
- The cultural heterogeny of project firms and project teams
- Do culture or situational constraints determine choice of direct or indirect styles in intercultural workplace conflicts
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- Work Stress among Professionals in Building Construction Industry in Nigeria
- A STUDY ON WORK STRESS AMONG ARCHITECTS AND CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS IN INDIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
- The prevalence of stress among project manager at construction sites
- The causes and effects of work stress in construction project managers: the case in Sri Lanka
- Effects of skills, motivation, and personality traits on the competency of masons
- Impact of Occupational Health and Safety Legislation on Performance Improvement in the Nigerian Construction Industry
- Variability of Cost and Time Delivery of Educational Buildings in Nigeria
- Managing Stressors Faced by Cost Engineers
- Employee Turnover of Quantity Surveying Firms in Malaysia
- Analysis of the Relationship between Job Stress and Disasters of Local/Foreign Construction Workers
- Mental Health Issues in the Culturally Diverse Construction Workplace: A Literature Review
- Study the Causes of Work Related Stress Risk in Construction Sector in Afghanistan
- Modelling the critical determinants of architects’ work-related stress
- CHALLENGES IMPEDING THE ADOPTION OF E-PROCUREMENT BY PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANISATIONS (MINISTRIES, DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES) IN SIERRA LEONE – A SURVEY
- Theorizing to Improve Mental Health in Multicultural Construction Industries: An Intercultural Coping Model
- Assessing the Impact of Occupational Stress on Safety Practices in the Construction Industry: A Case Study of Saudi Arabia
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