Save the males: Backlash in organizations
Journal of Business Ethics 16 (9):933-942 (1997)
Abstract
This paper reviews the literature on male backlash in organizations, proposing a research agenda. It defines backlash, examines its causes and manifestations, who is likely to exhibit it, and offers suggestions for addressing backlash. Backlash may be on the increase in organizations and society at large. Current efforts to weaken or remove the legislative support for employment equity initiatives are one sign of this.Reprint years
2004
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10.1023/a:1017991421416
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