DR. SAFIAH BINTI OMAR
Department of Management &Amp; Marketing
Faculty of Business and Economics
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An Academician at the Faculty of Business & Economics, Universiti Malaya. My main research area is in Organizational Behavior. Specifically, my research areas are focusing on 'Factors in organization(s) that will increase and maintains individual well-being at the workplace'. My research areas cover workplace well-being, employee development, training and development, workplace positive psychology, and any other behavioral related studies in organizations including those at the strategic and corporate levels. The research requires consistent understanding of the current workforce issues, economics and financial conditions (macro & micro level), geo-economic levels, and to forecast future workforce strategy and demands, for both in Malaysia and at the international levels. Currently I am focusing on (Neuro)Diversity Workforce and Inclusivity which is one of the important elements under United Nation's (UN) SDGs Goals. Anyone who are interested and passionate with these research areas may join me as co-researcher or join as Ph.D candidate under my supervision. I welcome you to write to me at safiah@um.edu.my so we can embark on this research journey together.
Best regards, Safiah |
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Development of Neuro-inclusive Work Policy for Malaysia |
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Organizational Roles In Promoting Employees' Well-being At Workplace |
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MALAYSIA WORK HAPPINESS INDICATORS |
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Positive psychology and employee adaptive performance: systematic literature review
A multi-level study on principals' Guanxi-driven impact on teachers' work and home life: insights from Malaysia
Positive psychology and employee adaptive performance: systematic literature review
A multi-level study on principals’ Guanxi-driven impact on teachers’ work and home life: insights from Malaysia
Online Teaching and Learning Guideline by Universiti Malaya
Light emitting diode value chains: concepts, challenges and best supply chain practices
Supporting and Sustaining Well-being in the Workplace: Insights from a Developing Economy
A Meaningful Life at Work: The Paradox of Well-being
Organizational Innovativeness as Predictors to Organizational Performance of Public Universities in Malaysia
Career Commitment and Intention to Leave Among ICT Professionals in Malaysia
Work Happiness and Intention to Leave of ICT Professionals in Malaysia: An Exploratory Study