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Isabel Barbosa

As seen in: Color Research & Application, Sapo, MDPI, Taylor & Francis Online, Physical Review B, European Journal of Marketing, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, JOTA, People + Strategy
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The human side of retail resilience: Exploring employee well-being as a driver of human-centric innovation

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By Isabel Barbosa, Elizabeth Real de Oliveira
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This interpretivist qualitative study examines how frontline retail employees experience and shape innovation in a rapidly evolving industry, addressing the underexplored behavioral health foundations of retail transformation. Drawing on 40 interviews, ethnographic observations, and organizational documents across supermarkets, fashion outlets, and logistics hubs, the study uses thematic analysis to identify four key processes.
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The invisible burden: A qualitative study on the sandwich-generation’s work–life collision and corporate accountability

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By Isabel Barbosa, Elizabeth Real de Oliveira
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This qualitative study examines the under‑researched intersection between workplace policies and the sandwich generation’s work‑life collision and associated mental health/productivity challenges among those simultaneously caring for children and aging parents. Using in‑depth interviews and organizational case study analysis, the study explores how current corporate well‑being initiatives often fail to address structural caregiving burdens.
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From scarcity to abundance: Reimagining workplace culture and its impact on cognitive function and well-being

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By Isabel Barbosa, Elizabeth Real de Oliveira
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This article explores the transformative effects of shifting workplace culture from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset on employees’ cognitive function and overall well-being. The scarcity mindset, characterized by limited resource perception and heightened stress, can impair productivity and mental health in professional settings.
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