Promoting sustainable commuting represents a valuable contribution to tackle the climate crisis, and organizations could act as frontrunners in this regard. Accordingly, conceptualizing and measuring how organizational environments contribute to sustainable commuting has become relevant. This study aims to conceptualize and operationalize the construct of Organizational Climate for Sustainable Commuting (OCSC) and validate the OCSC scale in the Italian language. Data were gathered in an Italian university from 8542 participants. The validation was based on EFA and CFA, reliability, and aggregation indices analyses. To validate the scale, convergent, discriminant, internal construct, and criterion validities were assessed. Results confirmed a unidimensional structure of the tool, satisfactory reliability, justified aggregation, and provided evidence for validity. The proposed concept and scale offer a new perspective and measurement tool to be used when promoting sustainable commuting in the workplace is the objective.

Guido Martinolli, M.d.A. (2021). The Organizational Climate for Sustainable Commuting: An Italian Validation Study in the Academic Sector. SUSTAINABILITY, 13(16), 1-15 [10.3390/su13169215].

The Organizational Climate for Sustainable Commuting: An Italian Validation Study in the Academic Sector

Marco de Angelis
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Luca Pietrantoni
Ultimo
2021

Abstract

Promoting sustainable commuting represents a valuable contribution to tackle the climate crisis, and organizations could act as frontrunners in this regard. Accordingly, conceptualizing and measuring how organizational environments contribute to sustainable commuting has become relevant. This study aims to conceptualize and operationalize the construct of Organizational Climate for Sustainable Commuting (OCSC) and validate the OCSC scale in the Italian language. Data were gathered in an Italian university from 8542 participants. The validation was based on EFA and CFA, reliability, and aggregation indices analyses. To validate the scale, convergent, discriminant, internal construct, and criterion validities were assessed. Results confirmed a unidimensional structure of the tool, satisfactory reliability, justified aggregation, and provided evidence for validity. The proposed concept and scale offer a new perspective and measurement tool to be used when promoting sustainable commuting in the workplace is the objective.
2021
Guido Martinolli, M.d.A. (2021). The Organizational Climate for Sustainable Commuting: An Italian Validation Study in the Academic Sector. SUSTAINABILITY, 13(16), 1-15 [10.3390/su13169215].
Guido Martinolli, Marco de Angelis, Núria Tordera, Luca Pietrantoni
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