Transactive knowledge systems and psychological safety are important requirements for the effective functioning of organisations. However, both constructs have not yet been discussed in conjunction. This contribution presents both constructs and develops a theoretical approach that allows both further empirical exploration and practical application. Several propositions are made that intend to foster the further development of empirical study and related theory.

Revisiting The Jetsons this essay explores the cultural norms of 1960s America through a critical review of the tools and stereotypes used in the series. Focussed on the replication of a Levittown in Orbit City and the use of a mammy stereotype for Rosey the Robot, this work investigates household labour, gadgetry and the nuclear family unit. Designed as family viewing, children and adults were exposed to savvy creators relying on sitcom tropes, and archetypes. An investigation is completed into the ideals that fuelled The Jetsons and the resulting negative impact they had on the developing character and values of watchers.

Creating an economy where gender equality is at the forefront could be claimed to be beneficial to most, if not all, citizens and countries. Recent mandates of gender reporting at the Director and Officer levels have created a dichotomous environment in New Zealand. Taking learnings from other countries experiences with quotas, with a particular focus on Norway, adds insight into what could happen if implementation were to occur. Using qualitative interviews across a diverse group of participants, this study investigates current perspectives and implications of gender quotas.

Socioeconomic circumstances in Whakatāne District provide an opportunity to consider how wages impact those who are struggling the hardest to survive. Many individuals are unable to keep up with the rising cost of living despite full-time employment. As such, wage-based initiatives are a recommended tool that serve to disrupt trends that show residents in the already economically- deprived region falling further behind their city-based counterparts.