Fairness Perceptions of Work−Life Balance Initiatives: Effects on Counterproductive Work Behaviour
研究员工对组织工作-生活平衡举措的公平感知如何影响反生产工作行为，并探讨适应性完美主义和非适应性完美主义的调节作用。
This study examined the impact of employees' fairness perceptions regarding organizational work−life balance initiatives on their performance of counterproductive work behaviour ( CWB ). Moderating effects of adaptive and maladaptive perfectionism were also explored. Quantitative data collected from 224 public sector employees demonstrated significant main and moderating effects of informational justice, adaptive perfectionism and maladaptive perfectionism on CWB . Adaptive perfectionism weakened the link between informational justice and CWB , while maladaptive perfectionism strengthened it. Qualitative data collected from 26 employees indicate that both the social exchange and job stress models are useful frameworks for understanding CWB in the context of work−life balance initiatives; CWB emerged as both a negative emotional reaction to unfairness and as a tool used by employees to restore equity in the exchange relationship with their employer. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.