WTF is a Psychological Contract?

This article from WorkLife explores today's expectations between employee and employer, including commentary from NLI's Distinguished Faculty, Leadership and Performance, Christy Pruitt-Haynes, on providing psychological safety.

“Everyone signs a physical contract when starting a new job, but there’s another undefined list of terms they’re also signing onto. It’s called a psychological contract, and in the workplace it’s essentially an unspoken agreement between employees and employers addressing what they owe each other.

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