Technological stress and the intention to stay in organizations: Do the quality of life and work-home conflict mediate this relationship?

This quantitative descriptive study discusses the effects of technostress on work-home conflict, on quality of life and on intention to stay in organizations among the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) users' in their daily work. It is a descriptive and quantitative research with 473 respondents from both public and private companies. The results confirm the negative effects of technostress creators and the positive effects of technostress inhibitors in work-home conflict, quality of life, and the intention to stay in organizations. Finally, quality of life partially mediates the relationship between technostress and the intention to stay in the organizations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]