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This article aims to check the correlation between organizational&nbsp;culture, organizational support, and positive psychological capital in&nbsp;employees from public and private organization and comprises a survey with 206&nbsp;workers in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, who answered a&nbsp;questionnaire containing the scale of organizational support, positive&nbsp;psychological capital at work, organizational culture, and social-demographic&nbsp;data. The scales presented reliable psychometric indexes besides an&nbsp;interdependency correlation among the constructs. ANOVA highlights that the interaction among the constructs was meaningful: organizational culture&nbsp;influences the high organizational support and the high positive psychological&nbsp;capital. Based on these results, the empirical hypothesis has been confirmed.&nbsp;Therefore, the study could be useful for managers who understand the&nbsp;organization-employee correlation as a factor of qualitative importance in&nbsp;healthy labor dynamics.&nbsp;

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Organizational Culture, Organizational Support, and Positive Psychological Capital: Validation of a Theoretical Model

The human activity that generates profits also brings impacts, whose losses can trigger several other problems. Upon considering the last ecological&nbsp;disasters that took place in Brazil, this study aims at identifying the&nbsp;understanding of what happens with the profit of companies that disclose events&nbsp;that involve environmental damages by using the Petróleo Brasileiro Petrobrás&nbsp;S.A. and Vale S. A. share prices as a study compared with Ibovespa, the&nbsp;Brazilian stock index. The research is classified as a quantitative,&nbsp;descriptive approach carried out through a Survey. Data collection was&nbsp; performed via stock opening and closing prices, maximum and minimum quotes, and&nbsp;the number of days until the stocks regained their value, which happened&nbsp;immediately before disclosure. The results showed investors, managers, and researchers that stock profit averages from companies that disclose their&nbsp;environmental damages have no meaningful differences concerning the&nbsp;non-diversified, systemic Ibovespa index, but recovering such profits takes&nbsp;longer.

An Analysis of Scenarios and Sensitivity Following Environmental Damage: the Vale Do Rio Doce and Petrobrás Case

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