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Recent Submissions
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Syed Yawar Imam Kazmi, 01-322232-031
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study investigates the impact of training and development (TD) on employee retention (ER) in Pakistan’s banking sector, with psychological empowerment (PE) as a mediating variable. Using a quantitative approach, data ...
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Malaika Iqbal, 01-321241-007
(Business Studies, 2025)
This paper investigates the impact of autocratic leadership and perceived organizational support on employee turnover and workforce retention, with affective commitment serving as a mediating variable. The focus of this ...
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Komal Khan, 01-322231-009
(Business Studies, 2025)
Various human asset (HR)- related issues that can possibly adversely influence hierarchical execution and representative prosperity are as of now tormenting the data innovation (IT) area. HR concerns are focused on main ...
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Sana Asghar, 01-222232-025
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study examines the influence of green knowledge on pro-environmental behavior (PEB) amongst employees in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Punjab, Pakistan. Drawing on the Social Exchange Theory (SET), the ...
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Rimsha Naseem, 01-322232- 023
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study explores the dynamics of training transfer by investigating the influence of individual traits—Self-Efficacy, Proactive Personality, and Mastery Goal Orientation—on the successful application of learned skills ...
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Mahnoor Baloch, 01-222232-012
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study examines the impact of work stress on employees’ emotional exhaustion, emphasizing the mediating role of negative affective state. Using a quantitative methodology, data were collected from 190 service-sector ...
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Haris Khan, 01-222232-006
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study explores the influence of servant leadership on pedagogical performance in Pakistan's education sector, mediated by psychological empowerment and work engagement. The research aims to address critical questions ...
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Nawal Ayesha, 01-222232-021
(Business Studies, 2025)
In an era where environmental responsibility is becoming a central concern for the hospitality industry, this study explores how green environmental leadership influences employees’ pro-environmental behavior (PEB) in ...
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Sami Ullah, 01-222232-024
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study investigates the influence of Green Transformational Leadership(GTL)on Pro-Environmental Behavior (PEB) among employees in the hospitality sector of Pakistan, with Green Motivation (GM) and Environmental Passion ...
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Nadia Shaheen, 01-222232-020
(Business Studies, 2025)
The influence of Green Knowledge Management (GKM) on Green Innovation Management (GIM) in educational establishments in the Twin Cities of Pakistan is examined in this study. Using quantitative data from teachers and staff, ...
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Mujeeb Alam, 01-222232-019
(Business Studies, 2025)
Employee silence—when individuals withhold work-related concerns, suggestions, or feed back—poses a significant barrier to organizational growth and safety, particularly in high-stakes industries like pharmaceuticals. In ...
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Rabab Fatima, 01-321241-012
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study investigates the function of Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) in improving employee performance in the airline industry of Islamabad. It survey the mediating effects of green HRM policies and knowledge ...
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Bissat Qamar, 01-321241-005
(Business Studies, 2025)
This reading discovers the role of Artificial Intellect (AI) in enhancing employment efficiency and reducing bias within the IT and Telecommunication sectors. The research examines how technology adoption mediates these ...
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Tayyaba Mahmood, 01-222232-026
(Business Studies, 2025)
Abusive supervision is a growing concern in Pakistan’s banking sector, where hierarchical structures and performance-driven cultures often create conditions conducive to toxic leadership. While its negative effects on ...
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Muhammad Basharat Qayyum Niazi, 01-321241-010
(Business Studies, 2025)
The study attempts to investigate the effect of technostress on creativity in the IT sector of Pakistan while emotional exhaustion and intrinsic motivation were used as sequential mediators. In addition, direct and indirect ...
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Shujaat Abbas Ali Khan, 01-221241-013
(Business Studies, 2025)
This study explores the impact of perceived Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on the Pro-Environmental Behaviors (PEBs) of employees in the hospitality sector of Punjab, Pakistan. With growing global concern for ...
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Taiba Aslam, 01-321241-025
(Business Studies, 2025)
This research investigates the essential link between employee engagement, motivation, and ideas about leaving one’s job in startups based in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, Pakistan. Startups in these parts of the world experience ...
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Momina Yasin, 01-222231-011
(Business Studies, 2024)
This research explores the human resource (HR) implications of Faysal Bank’s transition from conventional banking to Islamic banking, focusing on the impact of shariah compliance, change management activities, competitive ...
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Muhammad Bilal Asghar, 01-321232-054
(Business Studies, 2024)
The connection between Green Human Resource practices and job satisfaction with a focus on leadership and its mediating effect within Pakistan’s IT sector. The data sources used in this study include the responses of 375 ...
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Mehwish, 01-321232-060
(Business Studies, 2024)
Employee Retention remains critical challenge in Oil and Gas Industry due to its demanding work environment and competitive landscape. Reward system and employee turnover; a look at the role of the mediating construct: job ...
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