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Dare to care in environmental sustainability context: how managers can encourage employee pro-environmental behaviour

In: Research Handbook on Employee Pro-Environmental Behaviour

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  • Pascal Paillé

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A great deal of research has addressed the role of immediate manager in the achievement of environmental sustainability by putting the stress more often than not on human resource management practices. However, much less is known about the underlying moral obligations of immediate managers to support their subordinates in developing their environmental concern. In this chapter, we propose describing, through an ethic of care, how the immediate manage may help subordinates to behave eco-friendly.

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  • Pascal Paillé, 2018. "Dare to care in environmental sustainability context: how managers can encourage employee pro-environmental behaviour," Chapters, in: Victoria Wells & Diana Gregory-Smith & Danae Manika (ed.), Research Handbook on Employee Pro-Environmental Behaviour, chapter 9, pages 168-184, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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