The aim of our work is to provide a platform for research and professional development that is driven by a positive and holistic agenda. We seek to promote and disseminate cutting edge research across a range of fields with the express aim of improving organizational relationships and behaviours.
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Check out the latest paper by BORG members Margaret Hodgins, Sarah MacCurtain, Patricia Mannix McNamara, Victoria Hogan and Lisa Pursell, along with Duncan Lewis;
“ . . . A Bit of a Joke”: Policy and Workplace Bullying”
About Us
Behaviour in Organisations Research Group (BORG) aims to bring together researchers and practitioners for collaboration and knowledge sharing in all aspects of organizational behaviour. This group stimulates research across a range of areas that include leadership, workplace behaviours, bullying and harassment, and seeks to make pragmatic recommendations in order to eradicate bullying.
BORG advocates for a deeper understanding of the impact of organizational culture and practices on health and well-being as well as person centred and empowering leadership practices in organizations. We challenge the pervasive and deleterious impact of new managerialism; neoliberalism and performativity on organizational culture and practices. Through this, we promote well-being, dignity and respect for all.
Food for Thought
Beyond Workplace Wellness…
Never has workplace health promotion been so important. With the realization that COVID-19 will be with us for some time yet, and an employment rate of almost 70% (OECD, 2020), meaning most adults are working, at home or on site at least one day per week, work and workplaces stand to play a central role …
Covid-19 Changing Culture
The global pandemic known as the Covid-19 virus has been devastating to the lives of many and has directly or indirectly caused hardship to all since its emergence. The discourse is overwhelmingly worried and cautionary regarding Covid-19, and with good reason. Often times when listening to this, I am left wondering what positive if any, …
Important things that can’t be measured
We are delighted to introduce a guest blog by our colleague and teacher Laura Griffith, whose insights challenge us to think about who and how we are in our education work. ‘Separation anxiety and how teachers can deal with it’ – that was my top Google Search for my first three weeks of teaching. I …