Employee and workplace well-being: A multi-level analysis of teacher personality and organisational climate in Norwegian teachers from rural, urban and city schools.

Machin, Anthony M; Burns, Richard

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Employee and workplace well-being: A multi-level analysis of teacher personality and organisational climate in Norwegian teachers from rural, urban and city schools.

Date

2012

Authors

Machin, Anthony M

Burns, Richard

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

Although teaching is frequently cited as a stressful profession, limited recent Norwegian data is available. This study addressed the extent to which organizational climate and individual and organizational well-being outcomes vary between schools in rura