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Mónica Monteiro, Álvaro Rosa, Adelaide Martins and Shital Jayantilal
Grounded theory is an inductive research methodology aiming at the construction of new concepts or new theories able to explain emerging phenomena. The objective of this paper is to provide insights on the usage of grounded theory in management research....
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Vasco Santos, Patrícia Simão, Isabel Reis, Marta Correia Sampaio, Filipa Martinho and Bruno Sousa
Tourism is currently one of the main sectors of profit for the worldwide economy. This study aims to explore ethics and sustainability in employer branding applied in the hotel industry, which is intended to correlate these very current and little-explor...
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Anastasia Cheliatsidou, Nikolaos Sariannidis, Alexandros Garefalakis, Ioannis Passas and Konstantinos Spinthiropoulos
There is a consensus in the literature that whistleblowing can operate as an instrument for deterring wrongdoing and promoting transparency in organizations. As such, whistleblowing connects with sustainability, and in particular with the UN sustainable ...
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Diana Cardoso, Bruno Sousa, Dália Liberato, Pedro Liberato, Eunice Lopes, Francisco Gonçalves and Victor Figueira
The current unprecedented globalization of the social economy, with worldwide mobility of people, products and services in an increasingly connected market and society, has promoted the rapid geographic spread of the coronavirus (i.e., crisis management)...
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Reinaldo Sousa Santos and Sílvia dos Santos Pereira
The COVID-19 pandemic has made teleworking a widespread form of work for contact center workers in Portugal, who are already used to work processes supported by technological platforms and digital workflows, but with little adherence to remote work. Deep...
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