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    Xueqin Cai
    Software Engineering Institute of Guangzhou
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    Free Access | Research Article | 5 January 2024 | Cited: 2
    The Impact of Workplace Marginalization on Organizational Citizenship Behavior of Property Management Personnel in Public Health Emergencies
    by
    Yao Ouyang
    ,
    Mudan Yu
    ,
    Yu Wang
    ,
    Xueqin Cai
    ,
    Hancong Ye
    IECE Transactions on Social Statistics and Computing | Volume 1, Issue 1: 9-14, 2024 | DOI:10.62762/TSSC.2024.106925
    Abstract
    In public health emergencies, the property personnel of the community have become a key line of defense to ensure the safety of residents. However, in practice, it has been observed that there is often a significant mismatch between the characteristics of these personnel and their roles during such emergencies. The behavior of these employees at work is influenced by various factors. This study, beginning with grassroots personnel, aims to explore the impact of their perception of workplace marginalization on their organizational citizenship behavior. Additionally, the study analyzes the moderating effect of inducement to provide theoretical guidance for emergency management practices.Throug... More >
    Free Access | Research Article | 5 January 2024 | Cited: 1
    The Public Health Events on the Audit Behavior and the Audit Quality: An Empirical Study
    by
    Yao Ouyang
    ,
    Xueqin Cai
    ,
    Zongyi Wang
    IECE Transactions on Social Statistics and Computing | Volume 1, Issue 1: 1-8, 2024 | DOI:10.62762/TSSC.2024.178395
    Abstract
    Public health emergencies have a significant impact on the safety of life and property of the people, and also exert a profound influence on various aspects of Chinese society and economy. In this study, we aim to select public health emergencies that occurred between 2018 and 2021 as empirical data. Using event analysis techniques, we systematically investigate how such emergencies affect the audit behavior of listed companies in China and the quality of their audits. Our findings indicate that public health emergencies have a significant negative impact on audit quality and also affect audit behavior, as evidenced by the increase in audit fees following the outbreak of such emergencies. By... More >