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First published 1991-06

Predictors and Moderators of Employee Responses to Employee Participation Programs

Jill W. Graham, Anil Verma

Human Relations

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First published 2020-1

Employees’ Refusals to Participate in an Employer-Sponsored Wellness Program: Barriers and Benefits to Engagement

Evan K. Perrault, Grace M. Hildenbrand, Rachel HeeJoon Rnoh

Compensation & Benefits Review

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First published 2016-04

Obese Employee Participation Patterns in a Wellness Program

Jennifer T. Fink, David R. Smith, Maharaj Singh [...]

Population Health Management

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First published 1988-12

Perceptions of an Employee Assistance Program and Employees' Willingness to Participate *

Michael M. Harris, Mary L. Fennell

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science

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First published 1997-03

An Examination of the Individual's Decision to Participate in an Employee Involvement Program

Robert E. Allen, Margaret A. Lucero, Kathleen L. Van Norman

Group & Organization Management

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First published 1984-7

The Legality of Employee-Participation Programs in Unionized Firms

Donna Sockell

ILR Review

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First published 1992-12

Factors Associated with Workers' Inclination to Participate in an Employee Involvement Program

Robert W. Miller, Frederick N. Prichard

Group & Organization Management

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First published 1990-12

Perceived Benefits of Participants in an Employees' Aerobic Fitness Program

Pamela S. Imm

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 1990-3

Maintaining Employee Participation in Workplace Health Promotion Programs

Chris Y. Lovato, Lawrence W. Green

Health Education & Behavior

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First published 1985-12

Employees' Responses to Participation in an in-House Continuing Education Program: An Exploratory Study

Kenneth P. De Meuse

Psychological Reports

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