Colleagues,

The below one day conference may be of interest. Registration is open until 1 June.

Stewart Johnstone

Newcastle University

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Human Resource Management Special Interest Group

HRM in Uncertain Times: Economic Crisis, Brexit and Beyond

7th-8th June 2017 at the Newcastle University London Campus. 

https://www.bam.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=3272

Wednesday 7th June 2017

1100-1200

Arrival, Registration and Welcome Brunch

 

1200-1215

Welcome and Introduction

Drs. Alison Glaister and Stewart Johnstone

1215–1245

Keynote Speaker

Professor Stephen Procter

1245-1315

Keynote Speaker

Professor David Guest

1315-1345

The UK’s Conundrum

Dr. Michael Brookes

1345-1415

Brexit and the multiple challenges and questions it poses to HRM

Dr. Jenny Rodriguez

1415-1445

Reconsidering the impact of political and economic turbulence on HRM, work and employment relations: Internationally comparative perspectives —Beyond national systems’

Professor Greg Bamber

1445-1500

Coffee Break

 

1500-1530

Exploring perceived environmental uncertainty of managers for UK firms in the context of Brexit

Sterling Rauseo

1530–1600

Smart Leadership, Wise Leadership: environments of value in an uncertain future

Christopher Steed

1600-1630

Post Brexit World – Will a hard Brexit jeopardise worker’s rights, or is it “business as usual”?

Sukhwinder Sahl

1630-1700

A force for good? The role of Diversity and Inclusion during uncertain political and economic time

Elaine Yerby

1700-1730

Male and female promotions within firms over the business cycle: Does size matter?

Professor George Saridakis

1900hrs-late

BAM HRM SIG Evening Meal

Carluccios, Old Spitalfields Market.

Thursday 8th June

0915-0930

Coffee and Registration

 

0930-1000

Keynote Speaker

Changing Times, Changing Ways: the HRM Implications

Professor Katie Bailey (nee Truss)

1000-1030

Keynote Speaker

Why employee voice matters more than ever in these uncertain times

Nita Clarke – Director – Involvement and Participation Association

1030-1100

Understanding the HRM performance link: The critically real problem of context

Professor Steve Vincent

1100-1130

Austerity and status in domiciliary care: the prospects for professionalization via increased workforce training and development.

Professor Carol Atkinson

1130-1145

Coffee Break

 

1145-1215

Revisiting the concept of solidarity in relation to HRM: A conceptual framework and research agenda

Dr. Tom Calvard

1215-1245

‘Othering’ and the Challenges of Global Work Experience under Political Uncertainties: from Boundaryless Career to Bounded Career

Dr. Minjie Cai

1245-1315

Did the recession transform work and employment practices?  An automotive case study

Dr. Stewart Johnstone

1315

Closing Thoughts and Farewell Lunch

Drs. Stewart Johnstone and Alison Glaister

 

 

To book please contact BAM central office [log in to unmask]

For further information on the event please see

https://www.bam.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=3272

Stewart