Supervisors have also identified a considerate leadership
style as a crucial part of the accommodation of workers
following a workplace injury [22, 23]. A 2010 systematic
review found 12 papers reporting that a considerate leadership
style was positively related to job satisfaction,
reduced stress and burnout, and affective well being [24].
The supervisors in the Ontario study believed that displaying
leadership qualities that make the workers feel
welcomed and valuable would encourage the workers to
work to the best of their abilities [23].