Reassessing job demands-resources theory in the context of the gig economy: an fsQCA study

Autores:: Gürsoy, Sergen
Yağmur, Ayten
Gunbayi, Ilhan

Tipo de recurso:: Article of journal

Fecha de publicación:: 2026

Institución:: Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia

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title	Reassessing job demands-resources theory in the context of the gig economy: an fsQCA study
spellingShingle	Reassessing job demands-resources theory in the context of the gig economy: an fsQCA study Gig Economy Industrial Relations Job Demand and Resource Theory Qualitative Analysis fsQCA Gig Economy Relaciones Laborales Teoría de la Demanda de Empleo y Recursos Análisis Cualitativo fsQCA
title_short	Reassessing job demands-resources theory in the context of the gig economy: an fsQCA study
title_full	Reassessing job demands-resources theory in the context of the gig economy: an fsQCA study
title_fullStr	Reassessing job demands-resources theory in the context of the gig economy: an fsQCA study
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv	Gig Economy Industrial Relations Job Demand and Resource Theory Qualitative Analysis fsQCA Gig Economy Relaciones Laborales Teoría de la Demanda de Empleo y Recursos Análisis Cualitativo fsQCA
topic	Gig Economy Industrial Relations Job Demand and Resource Theory Qualitative Analysis fsQCA Gig Economy Relaciones Laborales Teoría de la Demanda de Empleo y Recursos Análisis Cualitativo fsQCA
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