Der psychologische Vertrag – die implizite Seite des Personalmanagements
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Der psychologische Vertrag – die implizite Seite des Personalmanagements
Der Betriebswirt, Vol. 52 (2011), Iss. 4 : pp. 25–30
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Prof. Dr. Stefan Huf lehrt Personalmanagement im Studiengang BWL-Industrie/Dienstleistungsmanagement an der Dualen Hochschule Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart.
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Abstract
The employment relationship is not only based on a legal contract, but also on a mutual exchange of perceived promises and obligations between employee and employer – the psychological contract. Although the origins of the concept are rooted already in the nineteen-sixties, it has just recently evolved into a ‘fashionable’ framework and a mature phase in the development of the concept has been reached. Nevertheless several critiques of the psychological contract have also appeared, limitations remain and conceptual shortcomings require development. To point out those theory inherent disputes is a major purpose of the paper. Furthermore a conceptualization of the psychological contract is offered. It shows that the psychological contract is a concept that captures a fundamental behavioral force of employers and employees throughout the whole duration of the employment and the entire set of HRM-practices.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Stefan Huf: Der psychologische Vertrag – die implizite Seite des Personalmanagements | 1 | ||
Summary | 1 | ||
1 Einleitung | 1 | ||
2 Theorieimmanente Kontroversen und Inkonsistenzen | 1 | ||
2.1 Juristischer und psychologischer Vertrag | 2 | ||
2.2 Arbeitnehmerseitige und arbeitgeberseitige Erwartungen | 2 | ||
2.3 Individuelles oder kollektives Deutungsmuster | 3 | ||
2.4 Einhaltung oder Bruch als Norm | 4 | ||
3 Kennzeichen des psychologischen Vertrags | 5 | ||
Literatur | 5 | ||
Endnotes | 6 |