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The Impact of Moral Incentives on Creative Performance: An Applied Study at Al-Husseiniya General Hospital

Aseel H. A. Ali Allah, Nidhal A. Al-Maliki, Hussein M. A. Kashkoul

Pages: 274-284

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This study aims to analyze the impact of non-monetary incentives on enhancing the creative performance of administrative staff at Al-Husayniya General Hospital. It stems from the question of the extent to which non-monetary incentives can stimulate creative behavior in a stressful work environment. The study employed a descriptive-analytical approach, and data was collected using a questionnaire distributed to 123 employees, of which 101 (82.1%) were returned, with 92 questionnaires deemed valid for analysis. The study focused on non-monetary incentives as the independent variable, with its dimensions of self-motivation, leadership support, quality of work life, and participation in decision-making, and on creative performance as the dependent variable. Data were analyzed using PLS-SEM.

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The role ambidextrous leadership behavior in promotion innovation in the workplace

ضياء Banna, محمد Al-Thalam

Pages: 22-34

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The current research aims to test the relationship between Ambidextrous leadership behaviors and innovation in the workplace at Karbala University (some colleges of Karbala University). Often such environments lack organizational creativity due to the work routine followed, Ambidextrous leadership behaviors were tested through two types of behaviors, which are open behaviors and closed behaviors, while innovation in the workplace was tested through four dimensions. It is (individual innovation, group innovation, organizational innovation, innovation climate), To achieve the research goal, and based on the researchers' exploratory research data, a hypothetical model was adopted for the research that included the independent variable and the dependent variable, and depending on the model movement, two hypotheses were formulated, to test the validity of the hypotheses and collect information from the research sample (88) members of the faculty in the College of Administration and Economics The Faculty of Tourism and the College of Education, and the research adopted the questionnaire as a main tool to obtain the required data, and used the (Spss v.25) and (Smartpls) program to analyze the results, The research reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which is a clear weakness in adopting the behaviors of skilled leadership as well as creating a climate for creativity at work. Traditional and those related to research, development and innovation through developing their skills in training and development courses

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