This article compares the influence of an employer’s cooperative governance on its HR attractiveness across cultural areas. Our research with 1014 individuals on four continents shows that while the perception of the cooperative purpose and principlesdefined by the International Cooperative Alliance positively influences the attractiveness of cooperatives as employers, the weight of each of these aspects depends on the context highlighting the lack of universalism. In developed regions, cooperative employers are valued according to a logic of redistribution of the wealth created. In emerging economies, this valuation follows a logic of access to democracy and, in particular, access to markets on the African continent.
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Cet article analyse les effets des dispositifs de gestion publique de la crise de la Covid-19 sur les associations du spectacle vivant. Comment les acteurs perçoivent-ils la gestion de la crise sanitaire ? Nous basons notre recherche sur l’analyse d’entretiens et les témoignages recueillis dans l’enquête Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Spectacle Vivant. La mobilisation du modèle SLAC (Abord de Chatillon et Richard, 2015) permet de proposer des pistes de réflexion pour la co-construction des dispositifs publics visant non seulement la survie organisationnelle des associations mais aussi le maintien du bien-être au travail.
DEMEYERE Caroline - iaelyon School of Management |
HAVET-LAURENT Stéphanie - iaelyon School of Management |
- Research
- Covid Special Series, Human Resources Management, Organizational behavior, Public Management, Sustainable Development and CSR
