Future work should consider potential management difficulties caused by different HR systems and climates extant between different sets of employees within an organization. For instance, individuals working in contexts amenable to an equality matching climate might become stressed when interacting with those whose work is more in line with a market pricing climate. This could occur because employees from the latter would be less likely to offer or reciprocate help than their equality matching counterparts. Other problems with helping exchanged across distinct relational climates could arise: unmet or conflicting expectations, misperceptions of the worth of helping given or received, and emotional hostility at perceived trust violations. Some scholars have compared how helping varies across different organizational cultures in the same industry (cf. Perlow et al., 2004), but little work has addressed difficulties arising across different cultures or climates within the same organization.