Viewing Employee Empowerment through a Trauma- Informed Care Lens: Is there a Difference?

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Authors: Jesse A. Greer
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Abstract

Employee empowerment was first introduced in literature during the 1950s but has become a highly researched topic. This theoretical review investigated if employee empowerment could be viewed through a trauma- informed lens. The trauma-informed care approach consists of six core principles, empowerment being one of them. Although similarities were noted between the characteristics of empowering individuals receiving trauma-informed care and the literature covering employee empowerment, new ideas on how to approach empowerment in the workplace are offered. Future research is needed to see if a difference truly exists between the two types of empowerment.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Workplace Violence and Bullying Community and Sustainable Development Community Health and Development

Publication details

Journal / source
Global Journal of Management and Business Research
Publisher
Global Journals
Pages
53–53
Publication date
6 January 2026