고몰입작업시스템과 정서적 소진: 개인 및 상사의 일중독과 부정적 평가에 대한 두려움의 구조적 관계

The purpose of this study is to suggest the importance of finding the direction for effective institutional operations to curb workaholism and emotional exhaustion through HCWS and improving the work environment for providing employee psychological safety through organizational management and supervisor’s role to alleviate the fear of negative evaluation as employee traits. In line with the purpose of our research, we collected the 440 employee’s responses through the online survey and examined the structural relationship between HCWS, subordinate and supervisor workaholism, emotional exhaustion, and the fear of negative evaluation. The results are as follows. First, HCWS was insignificantly related to subordinate workaholism and negatively related to emotional exhaustion. However, it was positively related to supervisor workaholism. Second, subordinate workaholism was positively related to emotional exhaustion, but supervisor workaholism was negatively was related to emotional exhaustion. Third, subordinate workaholism only significantly mediated the relationship between HCWS and emotional exhaustion. Fourth, The fear of negative evaluation has a significantly moderated mediation effect on the indirect relationship between the HCWS and emotional exhaustion via subordinate and supervisor workaholism. Finally, we provide the theoretical and practical implications based on our findings and present our research limitations and the directions for future research.