When workers had cameras attached to them, they found it funny at first. But novelty soon turned to concern

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Recent scholarship in the Human Resource Development (HRD) field considered how practice might respond to contemporary issues facing organizations, such as the ...

Despite the common challenges posed by European market integration and liberalisation, the behaviour of telecommunications operators across Europe suggests a variety of modes of adjustment and path...

This article explores the tension between standardization and autonomy raised by the implementation of new technology in healthcare organizations. The theoretical frame of this study is grounded in t...

Recent literature argues that trade unions in restructuring service industries have responded to the challenges of the post-industrial era by accepting different forms of labour market dualization. T...

The recent Eurozone crisis has reinvigorated neoliberal policies and brought to the fore an academic and policy debate over the deregulation of employment relations’ institutions ‘in the name of co...

The article examines the adoption of Flexicurity principles in Portugal and Greece during 2006–2009. Despite the similar conditions between the two cases and common EU stimulus, the process and final...

This article suggests that when reward strategies fail, it is because they are frequently subsumed to a meaningless search for a best practice that de…

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The continuous process of marketization of employment relations in a variety of European countries has raised questions about the power of collective social act...

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Incident is latest example of professional services firm being led astray by new technology

Speaking in South Korea, the French president defended the transatlantic alliance and called for return to peace

Japanese industry and Chinese manufacturing prowess played roles in the tech giant’s success, with consequences for both

The open-source initiative promises seamless document compatibility, transparent governance, and reduced dependency on non-European platforms.

By Andreas Kornelakis

The race for technological leadership is often portrayed as a duel between Washington and Beijing. Maya Dreier and Robert Schuett argue that this misses a structural reality: Europe’s upstream technol...

From Ukraine to Iran, Elon Musk’s service has become an arbiter of foreign policy.

So far, AI is reshaping employment in Britain through gradual restructuring rather than mass displacement.

Anke Hassel & Frieder Mitsch make the case that the EU should prioritize strategic capacity over policies that risk isolating the bloc.

Several failed banking takeovers have prompted Brussels to consider changes to bloc’s rules

The biggest workers' union at South Korea's Samsung Electronics has threatened to disrupt chip production as members vote on a plan to strike in May, its leader told Reuters. A strike at the world's ...

What explains the enduring market influence of Moody’s, S&P and Fitch despite their conspicuous role in repeated crises? This paper argues that both the recurrent failures and the resilient authori...

The puzzle of how Nokia lost the smartphone wars has intrigued recent scholarship. Despite Nokia’s dominant position in the mobile phone industry and its technological capabilities and reputation f...

Low pay, job insecurity and post-Brexit recruitment challenges are plaguing the adult social care sector in England. With rising demand and chronic underfunding, work conditions are only getting…

Sanction comes despite Trump’s threat of retaliatory tariffs over digital regulations

The relationship between human resource management (HRM) practices and organizational performance has received considerable attention in the literature. Most extant studies, however, have taken a sta...

The Nuffield Foundation launches a major new Strategic Review, backed by a £150 million spending commitment, to fund research and innovation.

The tech giants both expressed concern at the rulings, but said they will co-operate with investigations.

Content moderation determines the type of data displayed on platforms. Although this type of work is conducted online without interpersonal interactions, it does not remain emotionless. This article ...

Health care platform moderators use strategies to manage distressing material while staying engaged enough to protect vulnerable users, finds a new study.

‘Pretty devastating’ Apple paper raises doubts about race to reach stage of AI at which it matches human intelligence

Dismissing people by email or phone is still distressingly common and needs to stop

A new financial disclosure for Crystal Carey, Trump’s nominee to be general counsel of the NLRB, reveals a long list of anti-union clients including Amazon, Apple, and Trader Joe’s.

The puzzle of how Nokia lost the smartphone wars has intrigued recent scholarship. Despite Nokia’s dominant position in the mobile phone industry and its technological capabilities and reputation f...

UK jobseekers say employers are hiring fewer staff, whom they expect to do more for less pay

A UC Berkeley professor emeritus was killed in a deadly hit-and-run crash in Oakland on Monday.