Abstract

This study examines the impact of employee treatment on family business innovation. Our empirical research shows that beneficial employee treatment can increase family business innovation input and output. Moreover, the empirical conclusions pass the robustness and endogeneity tests. An additional analysis shows that non-salary aspects of employee treatment can significantly increase the quantity and quality of innovation output; however, they have little to no impact on innovation input. Further, we find that the higher the levels of trust in society, trust in organizational decisions, and trust in co-workers are, the stronger is the role of employee treatment in family business innovation.

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