ILPC 2026

ILPC 2014 Papers

Surname Firstname Title AbstractLink PaperLink
Gender segregation in R&D organizations - Evidence from Sweden Abstract
Coming Full Circle? The impact of Foreign Investment on Labour Relations in Jamaica Abstract
Learning from Japan? : Construction of operational regimes in Chinese MNCs Abstract
Fighting for Survival: Union Representation and Factory Regimes in Ukraine Abstract
Creative autonomy and the labour processes of jazz musicians in London Abstract
Deregulation and Division in the Developing World: the Reality of Work at Low Fares Airlines in India and Brazil Abstract
Capitalist diversity and the Organization of Workplaces: Labour Process Variety and Forms of Control in European Economies Abstract
THEORIES OF VALUE CONTROVIES Abstract
Managing Attendance to work: The role of front-line managers A comparison between UK and Cyprus Supermarkets Abstract Paper
Participation in a Cold Climate: Exploring the effectiveness of employee voice in the Hungarian Printing Industry Abstract
Workers’ Control and Porous Times: the Institutional Determinants of the Organization of Working Time in Denmark Abstract
A Trade Union and worker focused view of Health and Safety in UK call centres: the value of partisan research? Abstract
One Capital, Two Continents: the Case Study of Foxconn in Europe and Asia Abstract
The social implications of precarious work for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic women in the health and social care sector Abstract
The Growing FIFO Workforce in Australia: Public Policy Challenges Abstract
Self-Employment as a Model for Paid Domestic Work. Comparative analysis of Employment Policies in Argentina and France Abstract
Consistency, casualization and control: the call centre labour process in Kenya Abstract Paper
A ‘new occupation’ and an old problem: the struggles of Brazilian landscape architecture practitioners for their right to practice. Abstract
Fly-in, Fly-out work and the matter of choice: household decisions, labour agency and the tyranny of distance. Abstract
Negotiating flexibility: External contracting and internal working time control in German and Danish telecommunications firms Abstract
Contracting for employability in domiciliary care: Zero-hours, electronic monitoring and care plans as labour process ‘technology’ Abstract
Lean healthcare, audit culture and work intensification: Nurses experiences of Lean Ward projects. Abstract
Insider-Outsider politics in the Segmented Workplace: Case Study of Korean Auto Plants Abstract
Does the sector matter? A comparative study of the effects of outsourcing on employment relations and working conditions. The case of health sector and local government in England Abstract Paper
Gender segregation in the construction trades: Lessons from thirty-five years of US policy failures Abstract Paper
Women co-preneurs and systemic gender barriers in building and construction industry Abstract Paper
The Economic Crisis: Threat and/or Opportunity for Green Trade Unionism? Abstract
Stalled technology, practical knowledge and social power: The case of the Rock Drill Operators on South African gold and platinum mines. Abstract
Abilio Ludmila Brazilian development on two wheels: the work of motorcycle couriers in Sao Paulo Abstract
Ainsworth Susan With Friends like These, who Needs Enemies? Control and Resistance on Social Networking Sites in the Graduate Recruitment Process Abstract Paper
Aldén Lina Domestic Partnership for What? Evidence from Sweden Abstract Paper
Andersson Thomas FROM AUTONOMOUS WORK GROUPS TO “CO-WORKERSHIP” - Development trends in work organization practices in Sweden Abstract Paper
Andersson Thomas THE COOPTATION OF MANAGERIALISM - Professionals' responses on accountability pressures Abstract Paper
Andri Maria Reorganizing professional work: The reconfiguration of medical autonomy Abstract
Atkinson Will From Studies of the Labour Process to Production Studies: The continuing absence of class in analyses of work in the creative and cultural industries Abstract
Ayaz Muhammad Reformation of Factory Regime and Labour Power: A Study of Changing Factory Regimes in Pakistan’s Garment Manufacturing Industry Abstract
Azzellini Dario The Venezuelan movement for workers control and growing struggles in state companies Abstract
Balsamo David Academic Work and the Neo Corporate University. Abstract Paper
Banerjee Purna Job Market Dynamics of Women under Trade Liberalization: Evidence from Indian Manufacturing Sector Abstract
Batra Ritesh Drama Interventions and Employability Abstract
Baxter-Reid Hazel More for their money, or just compliant workers? Analysing the effort bargaining process of new migrant labour Abstract
Beck Vanessa Negotiating retirement Abstract
Behling Felix Putting the pieces together: The varying decentralisations of industrial relations in Denmark and Ireland Abstract Paper
Benassi Chiara Bringing the labour process into the debate over changes in capitalism A human resource approach to the transformation of the German production model Abstract
Bergman Blix Stina Emotion management and the negotiation of power and status in the Swedish court ritual Abstract
Besen-Cassino Yasemin Racial Inequality in the Teenage Labor Market: American Case Study Abstract
Bharti Nisha Informalisation of Labour in Garment Manufacturing: A Study in Mumbai (India) Abstract
Bokovikova Elena Impact of transition economy on gender composition in employment in the Russian heavy industry Abstract Paper
Bolton Sharon The Missing Manager: Management through a Labour Process Lens Abstract
BOUTSIOUKI SOFIA Employment-oriented transformations in Greek education and training: lighting a fire or just filling a pail? Abstract Paper
Brookes Marissa How Workers Coordinate Across Borders: Resolving Conflicts of Interest, Collective Action Problems, and the Home Union Dilemma Abstract
Brophy Enda Language Put to Work: Labour and Communicative Capitalism Abstract
Budd John Learning About Democracy at Work: Evidence on the Societal Effects of Employee Participation in Decision-Making Abstract
Burchell Brendan Occupational Gender Segregation and working conditions. Abstract
Byrne John-Paul Working Conditions and the Conditions of Workers: Old Models in a New Context Abstract Paper
Carrion Carlos DYNAMICS OF LABOUR RELATIONS IN THE PUERTO RICAN GOVERNMENT, 1900-1975: FOCUS ON THE INTERNAL REVENUE AGENTS Abstract Paper
Carter Bob Mid-Staffs Hospital, the Francis Report and the crisis of public sector trade unionism Abstract Paper
Carthy Suzanne Long hours, short life: The death of Moritz Erhardt. . Abstract Paper
Cartwright Jo ‘I’m not in Harvey Nichols…I’m not a personal shopper’: The influence of the customer and the dynamics of triangular relations in the retail industry Abstract Paper
Cavalca Guido The shaky social citizenship of young professionals: work transformation, transition to work, career and life planning and unrepresented rights Abstract Paper
Cavalcante Savio Outsourcing and rentier capitalism: theoretical debate and empirical implications in Brazil Abstract
Chudzikowski Katharina Representation of academic staff: Managing boundaries by exploring new consultation tools Abstract
Chung Heejung Mind the gap: Impact of labour market institutions on the insecurity inequalities between insiders and outsiders Abstract
clark ian Managing Health Care Assistants:The Frontier of Control in NHS Modernization and Skill-Mix Strategies? Abstract Paper
Clarke Linda Re-characterising post-war industrial relations in Britain: the example of the construction industry Abstract
Cohen Nicole From Proletarianization to Professionalism and Back Again: Freelance Journalism in a Digital Age Abstract
Cohen Rachel (In)Flexibililities in the times and spaces of self-employed and employed work Abstract
Coletto Diego Depending on smiles. Functions and meanings of the worker-customer relation for salespersons Abstract
Cook Hugh Union voice through learning: the extent of integration into core union activity Abstract
Coulter Kendra Class, Hegemony, and Associative Status at Work: Insights from Retail Stores and Horse Stables Abstract
Cunningham Ian Austerity and ‘precarity’ in the non-profit workforce – a comparative study of UK and Canada Abstract
Cunningham Ian “A straight-forward task’? - Line managers and the management of employee commitment in the voluntary sector Abstract
Cushen Jean Financialization and The Core: Using LPT to engage with and explain financialization Abstract
Danilovich Hanna The impact of the ‘inherited’ Soviet labour norming system on employment relations and the labour process in Belarusian companies Abstract Paper
Darr Asaf An Allelopticon Rather than a Panopticon: Workplace Control In the Internet Age Abstract
Deakin Ria Workplace bullying and harassment and mediation: a fair fit? Abstract
Deng Yunxue Gendered Global Factory: Male Workers, Labor Market and Masculinized Labor Process in Foxconn Abstract Paper
DEVETTER François-Xavier Self-Employment as a Model for Paid Domestic Work. Comparative analysis of Employment Policies in Argentina and France Abstract
Dieuaide Patrick Profit Sharing and Stability of Social Relations at Renault-Dacia in Romania: The End of a Compromise Abstract
Dougan Laura Assessing the influence of trade unions on learning and skills policy in Scotland Abstract
DURAN-PALMA Fernando A theoretical framework for the comparative study of union strategy Abstract
Ellis Vaughan Examining changes in the academic labour process Abstract
Ellis Vaughan What do managers really think about trade unions? Abstract
Erdogan Emine ‘We are doing this women’s job because we are Kurdish’; Intersectionality in the ‘Female’ Tomato Land in Turkey Abstract
Fan Lulu Labour’s Power and the Organization of Production: A Study of Garment Workers in the Yangtze River Delta Region of China Abstract
Fan Youqing Building the union power at the community-based workplaces- case studies from the PULOP Abstract
Fassauer Gabriele Fostering behavioral flexibility by anomic pressure? Looking at market-oriented performance management through an anomie theory lens Abstract
Fitzgerald Louise Perspectives on Collective Competence in a High School Abstract
Flecker Jörg The devil takes the hindmost – precarisation of work from a value-chain perspective Abstract
Forbes Tom Challenges to Professional Systems of Work: Professional and Managerial Tensions in Delivering Integrated Health and Social Care Abstract
Frenkel Steve Front-Line Service Work Theory: A Critique and Reformulation Abstract
Fullin Giovanna Depending on smiles. Functions and meanings of the worker-customer relation for salespersons Abstract
Gago Angie Trade unions’ strategies and austerity in Southern Europe: the erosion of the political influence of labour in Spain, Portugal and Italy Abstract
Gallagher Patrick Conceptualising the Labour Process in an Era of Household Financialisation: Comparing Denmark and Ireland Abstract
Geelan Torsten The Academic Precariat in the Danish Labour Market Abstract
Gibbons Tish Re-thinking union recognition: mobilisation versus legislation in Irish recognition disputes Abstract
Glück Esther Women’s social representation(s) of employee participation – differences and/or similarities? Abstract
Gobind Jenni South African Domestic workers right to clean legislation Jenni Gobind Department of Industrial Psychology and People Management, Faculty of Management, University of Johannesburg, South Africa Abstract
Gonäs Lena Patterns of Gender Segregation and Labour Market Outcomes - a longitudinal approach Abstract
Grady Jo Neo-liberalism’s dirty work: the making of corporate prostitution in West African banking Abstract
Green William Tweeting about knowledge work: Digital natives and new forms of resistance Abstract
Grugulis Irena Technology and Tradition at Work Abstract
Gülsen Esin Between Obedience and Rebellion: Hidden Resistance Practices of Workers in Turkey Abstract
Gundert Stefanie Active labour market policies and social integration in Germany: Do welfare-to-work programs combat social exclusion? Abstract
Haipeter Thomas Strategies and Structures of Employers’ Associations in Germany Abstract
Halpin Brian Rhetoric and Reality: Employability and Career Making in a Low Wage Labor Market Abstract
Hammer Nikolaus Informality and segmentation in emerging factory regimes Abstract
Hammer Nikolaus Informal labour, collective action, and the workplace Abstract
Hampson Ian Aircraft Maintenance in Australia: Issues and Prospects Abstract Paper
Hampson Ian Swedish Worklife Research and Labour Process Theory: Lessons to learn? Abstract
Hanappi-Egger Edeltraud ”We all are working class?”: class concepts re-visited Abstract
Hannon Enda Industrial Policy and Employment: Widening the Focus of Labour Process Research Abstract
Harley Bill THE ONE BEST WAY? ‘SCIENTIFIC’ RESEARCH ON HRM AND THE THREAT TO CRITICAL SCHOLARSHIP Abstract Paper
Haunschild Axel Instantpreneurs, Entrepreceurs and Pseudopreneurs – the Limits of Entrepreneurial Ideals. A Case Study into Self-Employed Work in Direct Selling Organisations Abstract
Hauptmeier Marco Labour process theory and comparative political economy: Toward a synthesis? Abstract
Heyes Jason Varieties of capitalism reconsidered: Learning from the Great Recession and its aftermath. Abstract
Himsel Carina Growth of Nonstandard Jobs in Germany: A Matter of Changing Preferences? Abstract Paper
Hodder Andy Public Sector restructuring and work extensification and intensification: the case of civil servants Abstract
Hofbauer Johanna Understanding State Transformation through Changing Work Regimes – the Case of Affective Labour in Public Employment Services Abstract
Holgate Jane Community organising in the UK: a ‘new’ approach for trade unions? Abstract Paper
Holmes Craig Why is the decline of routine jobs across Europe and the US so uneven? Abstract
Holts Kaire Is online gambling a new form of work? Abstract Paper
Houghton Luke Understanding the impact of organisational power on emotion and labour processes within the HR profession Abstract
Howcroft Debra Open Innovation and the Crowdsourcing of Digital Labour: A Study of Amazon Mechanical Turk Abstract
Hurrell Scott Controversies in conceptualising and developing young people’s employability: A study of employers and apprentices in Central Scotland. Abstract
Huws Ursula online work, occupational identity and class Abstract
Huzzard Tony Being Branded in the Business School: Identification and Distancing in the Academic Labour Process Abstract
Ige Adejoke Understanding the Social Mechanics of ADR: The Case of ACAS Conciliation Abstract
Ingold Jo Bringing inter-organisational relations into the study of active labour market policies Abstract
Ingvaldsen Jonas A. The ambivalence of industrial supervisors revisited: bosses or primus inter pares? Abstract
Isikli Ebru Individualization of Employment through Private Employment Agencies in Contemporary Turkey Abstract
Jacobsen Heike Critical research in its context of application - the case of labour research in Germany Abstract
jaros stephen (Yet) Another Look at the Academic Labour Process: Impact of Online/distance learning and Accreditation pressures on Faculty Work Abstract
Jenkins Jean Emerging Collectivism: New Forms of Organisation in the Global Economy Abstract
Jenkins Jean We are organising locally but speaking to the world Abstract
Jenkins Jean Grass Roots Organising: The Activist’s Struggle in Southern India. Abstract
Jephson Nicholas On the effects of educational intervention: Contemporary developments in the accounting labour process Abstract
Jia Wenjuan The Making of Dualistic Production Regime and Dualistic Peripheral Workers -- the changing labor process and power relations in Chinese State-Owned-Enterprise in the New Era of Globalization Abstract
Jouko Natti Temporal flexibility of work and its impact on later work career Abstract
Joyce Simon Living with Lean: evidence of shop steward bargaining in a UK automotive plant Abstract
Jungehülsing Jenny Transnational migration as an opportunity for international labor solidarity? On the role of migrant workers´ transnational ties in cross-border union collaboration Abstract Paper
Karlsson Jan Ch The worker collectivity, resistance and organisational misbehaviour Abstract
Keeble-Ramsay Diane Lived experiences in the UK of changes to work in a global financial crisis – Updates for Labour Process Theory? Abstract Paper
Keles Janroj National Responses to a Global Phenomenon: “modern” Forced Labour in Germany Abstract
Kerber-Clasen Stefan Challenging Day Care Work Abstract
Kieran Sarah Do you want us to make sense of this? A real-time study of middle management interpretation and enactment of strategic change. Abstract Paper
Kirchhoff Jörg Professional Ideology at Work Abstract Paper
Kirchner Stefan Towards a new core-model of flexibility? Outsourcing and temporary agency work in German firms. Abstract
Kirov Vassil Triangular relations in the ‘anchored’ services: investigating the role of institutional customers for the quality of work Abstract
Koo Jah-Hon Labour process and power relations in the workplaces of live-in caregivers in Montreal Abstract
Krzywdzinski Martin Legitimation by Procedure: Lean Production and Worker Empowerment in China Abstract
laaser knut The moral economy of Performance Management Abstract
Lair Craig Making Visible Employer’s Expectation of Domestic Work: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Abstract
Larkin Roslyn Control effectiveness: servitude or seduction? Abstract Paper
Lee Chun-Yi Who to Decide ‘Good Job’ or ‘Bad Job’? A Bargaining Game of Production: Case Study from Pearl River Delta Abstract
Lethbridge Jane Public sector corporatisation and the role of the state in the professional development of teachers, nurses and social workers in England, 1979-2010 Abstract
Lewis Paul What sort of employment recovery should we expect? Shifting patterns of work in the EU-15 Abstract
Lima Jacob Multiple faces of precarious work: the Brazilian experience Abstract Paper
Lima Natalia Assessment and accreditation of work-based knowledge in Brazil Abstract
Lipsig-Mumme Carla Bridging the Solitudes: Greening Work and Union Renewal Abstract
Lott Yvonne Working Time Flexibility and Autonomy: Time Squeeze when Performance is all that counts? Abstract
Lott Yvonne Employees‘ job security in Germany and the UK: Feeling insecure even if securely employed? Abstract
Manky Bonilla Walter Omar The geographies of the labor process: How is the Long-Distance Commuting affecting the labor movement? Evidence from the Peruvian Mining Industry Abstract Paper
Manky Bonilla Walter Omar Negotiating the margins: The trajectories of subcontracted workers mobilizations in Peru and Chile. The case of the Mining Industry. Abstract Paper
Mareschal Patrice Going Public: Social Movement Unions and the Media Abstract Paper
Matos Raquel Democratic management of the work process: an analysis from the Political Economy of Power Abstract
McBride Anne Losing control? Implications for GPs of national and local performance measurement systems Abstract Paper
McDonald Paula Expanding the foundation of ‘employability’ for professional graduates: The role of unpaid work Abstract
mcguire Darren Something missing? Managerial advocacy work and the labour process in NGOs Abstract
McIntyre Richard Marxian Theories of the Labor Process and Labor Relations from Braverman to the Global Society of Control Abstract
Miyashita Saori Women’s work in the family business: economic and social considerations focusing on the Japanese textile industry Abstract Paper
Mncwango Bongiwe The main drivers of job satisfaction in the South African context: Discrepancy between workers’ and employers’ expectations Abstract
Moffat Amy The Labour of Labour Support: Doulas’ Strategies for Professionalization Abstract
Mokkil Maruthur Sumeetha Precarious Livelihoods: Workers in the Gold Jewellery Making Industry in Kerala, India Abstract
Molina Oscar From Slow Convergence to Quick Erosion: Labour Market Trajectories of Immigrants in the Economic Crisis in Spain Abstract
Moriarty Elaine New Avenues of Knowledge Transfer: Polish Migrants in a free European workspace Abstract
morrison claudio Agency work in Russia: policy debates, workers’ experiences and workplace realities Abstract
Movitz Fredrik Changing a System, Creating Conflicts: IT-related Restructuring and Professional Conflicts in the Swedish Financial Sector Abstract
Movitz Fredrik What does Financial Derivatives really got to do with Jobs? Examining Casual Mechanisms between Aspects of Financialization, Work Intensification and Employment Insecurity Abstract Paper
Nascimento Luiz The role of the state in preventing slave labour in Brazil Abstract
Ng Tsz Fung Kenneth The Catalyst for Migrant Workers’ Collective Actions? A Preliminary Study of a Labour NGO in Eastern China Abstract
Ngazimbi Xolani From Capabilities to Employability: South African perspectives from employers and the unemployed Abstract
Ölbey Judith Including the Excluded: Unions and Migrant Workers in the German Cleaning Industry Abstract
onaran ozlem The prospects for growth with equality in a globalized economy Abstract
O'Neil Jennifer Management Under pressure: Labour Process Theory and the Hong Kong Civil Service Abstract Paper
OSEI HANNAH VIVIAN Voice from underground: the mediating role of justice Abstract
OSEI HANNAH VIVIAN Job security in a changing environment: the role of trade unions Abstract
Osiander Christopher What could all the money do? Results from a factorial survey on willingness to participate in further training for the unemployed Abstract
Palmer Gerrry To Choose or not to choose - men and part time work Abstract
Paolucci Valentina The Role of Collective Bargaining over Flexibility and Security: A Comparative Institutional Analysis between Italy, UK and Denmark. Abstract Paper
Pardi Tommaso Trapped in best practices: insights into managerial failure from Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK Abstract
Peetz Thorsten Critical systems theory of labour relations: Economization, reorganization, and mechanisms Abstract
pegler lee ‘’Old Chains and New BRICS – Labour Security and Agency within the Orange Juice Value Chain in Brazil’’ Abstract
PEREIRA JULIA The Modelo Obrero Venezuelano in the context of the Bolivarian Revolution today Abstract
Persson Mats Merger resistance in an attempted merger between three university colleges In Norway Abstract
Pfeiffer Sabine Missing in action: Manager and organisational standardisation Abstract
Porter Christine Missing management – the organizational implications of the specialist background of most people with managerial responsibility Abstract
Postic Nikolina Volunteer Work: Negotiating Boundaries Between Paid and Unpaid Work Abstract
Privalko Ivan Labour Market Mobility in Ireland and Denmark Abstract Paper
randle keith (Dis)ability and the labour process: the case of the UK film and TV industry Abstract
Rathzel Nora Power relations between Unions of the Global North and the Global South: how do they impact on the Question of Climate Change? Abstract
Rothstein Jeffrey Lean Development, Lean Opportunities: Rationalized Labor in GM’s Silao Mexico Supply Chain Abstract
Roy Chandrima Challenging the Myth of Professional Identity in Indian BPO Abstract Paper
Sapkal Rahul The Effects of the Labour Laws and Labour Judiciary on Contract Workers: Empirical Evidence from India Abstract
Seifert Roger Bogus efficiency and effectiveness claims in the reform of public sector organisations: a view from the unions Abstract
SEIGNOUR Amélie From a Corporate Crisis to a Broader Transformation of French Capitalism: the causes and consequences of employee suicides at a French telecom multinational Abstract
Sgobbi Francesca Employer’s wage policy and employees’ earnings Abstract Paper
Shalla Vivian Teaching on a Ledge: Precarious Employment of Occasional Teachers in Ontario, Canada Abstract
Shulzhenko Elena Impact of lean production on work in Russia Abstract
Silva Figueiredo Igor Outsourcing in Brazil: synonymous of precarious labor? Abstract
Simms Melanie Explaining employer engagement with integrating young people into work Abstract
Sisli Zeynep A NEW TYPE OF VULNARABLE WORK; CHILD BRIDES OR CHILD LABOUR IN A WORST FORM Abstract
Slutskaya Natasha In Defence of Recognition Abstract
Smith Chris Chinese Multinationals Employment Models: A Review & Research Agenda Abstract
Stewart Ann Wages of housework within a global market: the limitations of a labour rights approach. Abstract
Stockhammer Engelbert European Growth models and working class restructuring Abstract Paper
Stoyanova Russell Dimitrinka ‘Thrown in at the deep end’: On-stage learning and skills development among stand-up comedians Abstract
Stroud Dean ‘Organized Capitalism’: Explaining Variation in the Skills Regimes of Liberal Market Economies Abstract
Sturdy Andrew Managers as consultants - Neo-bureaucracy and its tensions Abstract
SU YIHUI Gender Segregation in the Process of College Student Job Seeking:A Survey of Higher Education as a Prelabor Market Factor Abstract
Suleman Fátima New approach to labour market segmentation: wage policy and vulnerable workers Abstract Paper
Suleman Fátima The wage determination in labour market of domestic workers Abstract Paper
Symon Graham Of workers and shirkers: the political economy of welfare-to-work in the UK Abstract
Symon Graham Labour, ‘dematerialised’ capital and the pusillanimity of the state: the case of social welfare Abstract
Tai Hsiao-Hui Embedded in Paternalism, Developing in Collectivism: Trade Union Strategies in Taiwan Abstract
Tartanoglu Safak On the Way to Unionization?: Sustainability of a Non-Union Worker Organization in Turkey Safak Tartanoglu Abstract Paper
Taylor Phil Performance Management and the New Workplace Tyranny Abstract
Thomas Mark Fighting Cerberus: Public Sector Unions Confront Austerity and Populism in Canada Abstract
Tijdens Kea Understanding the relationship between trade union membership and collective bargaining in 14 European countries Abstract Paper
Ting WANG Changing factory regimes in Chinese enterprises and its implications: case studies in Beijing and Shenzhen Abstract
Ting WANG Changing factory regimes in Chinese enterprises and its implications: case studies in Beijing and Shenzhen Abstract
TOFFANIN Tania YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN ITALY: A LOST GENERATION? Abstract
Trusson Clive A very modern professional: the case of the IT service support worker. Abstract Paper
Ugiagbe-Green Iwi Embracing new technologies for work, professional development and training - A proposed model of assessing competence of Accounting professionals Abstract
Upchurch Martin Marketisation, Commodification and the Implications for UK Teachers’ Autonomy Abstract Paper
Uzar Esther Manifestos and Beer: Union Elections in the Zambian Mining Industry Abstract
Valizade Danat Why would workers prefer collective forms of employee representation? Evidence from 2011 Workplace Employment Relations Survey (WERS) Abstract Paper
Valsecchi Raffaella Managing Occupational Health among Small Businesses: the impact of the multi-channel advice-line. Abstract
van den Berg Annette Works councils, managerial attitudes and firm performance. The case of Belgium Abstract
van Klaveren Maarten Multinationals and domestic firms compared: in search of explanations Abstract Paper
Vistak Mariya The Ukrainian challenge: some issues on labor migration and its legal regulation Abstract
Wall Christine Constructing a post-war community: building site activism and civic engagement in Stevenage New Town 1946-70 Abstract
Warhurst Chris Job quality: Back on the agenda but more needs to be done Abstract
Weghmann Vera The Hegemony of Employability – a Critical Analysis of Contemporary Great Britain. Abstract
wibberley gemma The management of managers dealing with conflict Abstract
Wickham James Workplaces, Careers and Conjunctures: migrant professionals in the construction industry moving through time and space Abstract
Williamson Sue Collective Enterprise Bargaining in the Australian Public Service and the Psychological Contract Abstract Paper
Wimalasena Lakshman Theorising the Meaning of Work: The Case of Sri Lanka Abstract
Wolff Simone Microentrepreneurship and the dynamics of the 'virtual economy': where is work situated in this context? Abstract
Wood Alex Flexible scheduling, zero-hour contracts and the misery of temporal job insecurity Abstract Paper
Woodcock Jamie Examining the labour process in a call centre: from bad jokes to the possibilities for resistance Abstract Paper
Zuin Debora Controlling or being controlled? Experiences of managers in a railway company Abstract
Zuin Debora Good or bad job? Diplomat profession in Brazil Abstract
Zuin Debora “Am I an educator, researcher, or an administrator?” Perceptions and experiences of the academic profession in Brazil Abstract