ILPC 2026

ILPC 2016 Papers

Surname Firstname Title AbstractLink PaperLink
Unemployment in Poland - the social image. Is it far from reality? Abstract
Understanding crowdworkers’ learning practices Abstract
Role of unions in the training and education of seafarers in the Philippines Abstract
A social movement framework of business and employers' associations: The case of Turkey. Abstract
Wage-setting since 1993: comparing institutional change in advanced European economies Abstract
Complex, ambiguous and conflictuous: attempts to revolutionise the organisation of work in German energy suppliers Abstract
Ackers george constructing meaningful work idenities post deindustrailisation an intergerational study Abstract
Alarcón Amado El Paso Bilingual Call Centers: Border Speech Between Two National Linguistic Ideologies. Abstract
Alberti Gabriella The ‘blurring of worker status' for migrants in the EU: implications for welfare, employment and the labour process Abstract
Andrijasevic Rutvica Foxconn beyond China: Capital-labour relations as co-determinants of internationalization Abstract
Angeles Renira Do top managers lobby for higher pay? The intra-industrial diversity of top executive compensation in non-Anglo-American firms located in egalitarian context Abstract
ANURATHA RAMAN The Mediating Role of Language in managerial sense making and organisational meaning formation: Unpacking the strategic exchange process of managers in India- A Wittgensteinian Approach Abstract
Apitzsch Birgit Between normality, deviancy and precarity: Regulating prostitution as a feminized field of work Abstract
Appelbaum Eileen Organizational Restructuring of Health Care Systems in the U.S.: Production Networks, Employment, and Work Abstract
Axelsson Jonas The absence of power and the presence of influence in Nordic work life studies Abstract
Ayaz Muhammad Contesting “Precariousness”: A Study of Changing Employment Relations in Pakistan’s Garment Manufacturing Industry Abstract Paper
Balasubramanian Girish Understanding the process of union revitalization – Evidence from India Abstract
Balasubramanian Girish What can unions do in the unorganized sector – Anecdotal evidence from India Abstract
Ballafkih Hafid The Needs of Dutch Precarious Workers Regarding Paid and Unpaid Labour: Abstract
Ballardie Ruth The dynamics of hospital ‘efficiency’ – patient flow, patient care, work intensification, working time and resources. A model of ‘redline-ing’. Abstract Paper
Baluch Alina Sustaining the Unsustainable? Line Managers and Staff Commitment in Outsourced Social Care Work Abstract
Bazzani Tania Active Labour Market Polices towards better jobs? An interdisciplinary analysis. Abstract
Behrens Martin Employers' Exit from Multi-Employer Bargaining. Organizational Change in German Employers' Association Abstract
Benner Chris ‘An Island off the west coast of Australia:’ Multiplex geography and the growth of transnational tele-mediated service work in Mauritius Abstract Paper
Bensman David Precarious Work in the Grey Zone of the Social Relations of Work and Employment Abstract
Benvegnù Carlotta Racialization of labour in warehouses: a comparison between Padua and Paris Abstract
Bergman Ann It is all about the money: when the managed heart turns into a managed body Abstract
Bobek Alicja ‘Portfolio’ or ‘Grab bag’? New forms of career paths in the Irish ICT and financial sector Abstract
Borghi Paolo FROM VOICE TO BIG COALITIONS? A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF UNION STRATEGIES IN RELATION TO FREELANCERS' REPRESENTATION IN GERMANY AND ITALY Abstract
BOUTSIOUKI SOFIA Work-based learning for VET students. Policy and implementation challenges. Abstract
Bracci Anna Labour supply response to job loss within Swiss households Abstract
Brandl Bernd The Strange Non-Death of Employer and Business Associations: An Analysis of their Representativeness and Activities in Western European Countries Abstract Paper
Bråten Mona Who is paying the price? Consequences of market integration and internationalization in European road transport on drivers working conditions Abstract Paper
Breen Coralie Beyond Petroleum: Workforce Planning and Climate Change Abstract Paper
Briceno Lagos Natalia “Processing cooperation”: Dealing with sanitary risks in the Chilean salmon industry Abstract
Briken Kendra Work Organisation, Management Control and Working Time in Retail Fulfilment Centres Abstract
Brook Paul Junior doctors, austerity and privatisation: from moral economy to collective resistance Abstract
Byford Robert The return of the Non-Person: Alienation of the self in a 'market' of freedoms. Lived experiences of Self-ownership in the UNITE/BA cabin crew dispute. Abstract
Calvert John Analysis of a Union Climate Change Campaign to Raise Insulation Standards in British Columbia’s Construction Industry Abstract Paper
Campbell Iain Understanding 'ultra-exploitation': Temporary migrant workers in Melbourne's cafes and restaurants Abstract
Cao Xuebing Unorganized strikes and workplace trade union reform: evidence from China Abstract
Cardenas Tomazic Ana The Digital Gamification of Labour: A New Form of Labour Process Regulation? Abstract Paper
Chen Gwen Organisational change has changed me: changed work relationship in a UK engineering firm Abstract
Chung Heejung Schedule flexibility and work-family conflict: the importance of country contexts Abstract
Cianferoni Nicola Do the new forms of work revolutionize the centrality of working time? Abstract Paper
Cifuentes Lucas Towards a socio-historical theory of outsourcing Abstract
çınar sidar Construction labour in Turkey: between subcontracting labour relation and ethnic conflict Abstract
clark ian Political Aspects of Financialization. The Appropriation and Distribution of Value. Why Labour and the Labour Process Still Matters Under Financialization Abstract Paper
Clarke Linda Inclusive Vocational Education and Training for Low Energy Construction (VET4LEC) Abstract
Clasen Eva Controlling knowledge-intensive work - Engineers between control and autonomy Abstract
Coderre-LaPalme Genevieve TRADE UNION RESPONSES IN THE CONTEXT OF PUBLIC HEALTH CARE MARKETISATION Abstract
Cohen Rachel Materiality, skills and meaning in classic car restoration Abstract
Cole Nicholas Re-imagining labour and production chains in the climate change era: Obstacles and opportunities Abstract
Cole Matthew Experiences of Low-Waged Work in the Circuits of Capital Abstract
Condratto Shelley Fighting Contracting Out in Hard Rock Mining: Is the Battle Lost? Abstract
Corman June Two Tiered Pay and Seniority-Accessed Incentive Systems: Producing Inequality on the Shop Floor Abstract
Cushen Jean Representing the Employee Relationships to the Investment Community: A comparative analysis of annual reports and associated filings. Abstract
Cushen Jean PERPETUAL MOTION?: DISCURSIVE AND MATERIAL CONTROL AND RESISTANCE IN A NEO-NORMATIVE WORKPLACE Abstract
Danilovich Hanna The impact of new technology on work organisation at Belarusian industrial enterprises Abstract
Darr Asaf Arabs, Jews and Russian Immigrants at Work: Ethnicity, Religion and National Identity in Israeli Health Organizations Abstract
De Prins Peggy Revitalize social dialogue at work. The impact of a cooperative industrial relations climate and sustainable HR practices on reducing employee harm. Abstract Paper
DEVETTER François-Xavier Unstable and unpredictable hours of work in France: transformations, situation and inequality issues. Abstract
DHAL MANORANJAN LABOUR STAND: THE FACE OF PRECARIOUS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS IN INDIA Abstract
Dobbins Tony Extending System, Society and Dominance (SSD) effects: the weakness of union-management cooperation Abstract
Dordoni Annalisa RETAIL SHIFT WORKERS: THE TIMES AND RHYTHMS OF EMOTIONAL LABOUR. A QUALITATIVE CASE STUDY IN MILAN, ITALY Abstract Paper
Drąg Sabina Bodies at work - organic experience in class-forming process Abstract Paper
Eaton Adrienne Labor-Management Collaboration in Health Care – Lessons from U.S. Cases Abstract
Eaton Adrienne Sources of Workers' Collective Power: Institutions and Movements Abstract
Ejiogu Chibuzo Power at the Periphery? Control and Power of Migrant Labour - the Role of Highly-Skilled Migrant Networks and Civil Society Organisations Abstract Paper
Elena Gasyukova Socioeconomic processes of Precarisation in Russia Abstract
Ellis Vaughan Examining managerial attitudes towards trade unions in the UK Abstract
Eriksson Birgitta Relations between attitudes to work, well-being and labour market status among young adults in Sweden and other European countries Abstract
Evans Claire ‘Green jobs, decent jobs? Analysing Job Quality in Construction Firms operating in the Wind-Energy Sector Abstract
Eziechi Nuzo The Nature of Work in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Abstract
Fassauer Gabriele "Maybe we are more sensitive than others?" Personnel Managers and Attitudes of Recognition Abstract
Fernandes Paulo Collective bargaining in Portugal 2008-2015: Between crisis and “troika” Abstract
Ferreira Kim Gender Discrimination in the South African Domestic Worker Sector Abstract Paper
Flores Michelle Worker Identification in New York City Nail Salons Abstract
Freyssenet Michel Social relations and social forms of human activities: two concepts for a possible convergence of social sciences Abstract Paper
Gaitsch Myriam Emotion Work and Emotional Labor of Swiss Public Employment Agents Abstract
Garcia-Ramos Tania Microhistory: A Methodological Tool to Study Labor Precariousness and Social Inequality Abstract Paper
Garvey Brian The Climate Shape-shifters:changing forms of corporate and labour organisation in Brazil’s biofuel sector Abstract
Gibbs Ewan Undermining Industrial Citizenship: Deindustrialization and the Rise of Precarious Employment in the Lanarkshire Coalfield, Scotland and Sudbury Hard Rock Mining, Canada. Abstract Paper
Gleeson Colin Patrick Low energy construction and the work process as ‘social practice’, an exploration of the energy performance gap Abstract
Gonäs Lena Sustainable employment and changing patterns of occupational gender segregation: cross-sectional and longitudinal approaches Abstract
Gooberman Leon The state and the evolution of British employers’ organisations Abstract
Goods Caleb Industrial Relations and Climate Change: Developing a conceptual framework Abstract
Grady Jo The State, Employment, and Regulation: Making Work Not Pay Abstract
Greasley Kay Unfit for Purpose - The experiences of the employment relationship in the UK fitness industry Abstract
Greenwood Ian Strategic Choice and the response of trade unions to Industrial Restructuring Abstract
Griesbach Kathleen Migrant Agricultural Workers del mágico valle del Rio Bravo: Precarious Work across Borders (working title) Abstract Paper
Grugulis Irena Technology and Tradition at Work: Problem Solving in Computer Games Abstract
haakestad hedda Labour migration, power relations and ideology in the Norwegian construction industry Abstract Paper
Hadjisolomou Anastasios The role of line managers in micro politics and the informal negotiation of order and attendance on the food retail shop floor. Evidence from the Cyprus grocery retail sector Abstract
Hagen Inger Marie Representing foreign workers? Foreign workers representing us? Migrant worker as trade unions representatives in Norway Abstract Paper
Haipeter Thomas New Develompents of Wage Setting and Wage Inequality in Germany Abstract
Hakansson Kristina The use of temporary agency work in Sweden Abstract
Hammer Nikolaus Household strategies, welfare and workfare in the apparel labour process Abstract
Hande Mary Jean Immigrant Workers’ Workplace Experiences and Changing Perceptions of Legislative Protections in the Canadian Workforce Abstract Paper
Hansen Lise Lotte Trade union solidarity strategies: A 'sword of justice' or? Abstract
Hardering Friedericke Identity and well-being in professional work. Between alienation and micro-emancipation Abstract
Hastings Thomas Regulating the informal and upholding labour standards – contrasting approaches from the USA, the UK and Ireland Abstract
He Xiao “Living One Day at a Time”: Time, work, and money among rural migrant workers in Shanghai Abstract
Helfen Markus Rejuvenated in crisis? German employer associations and social partnership during the 2008/2009 recession Abstract
Helfen Markus Service Production in the German Aviation Industry: Jeopardizing Industrial Peace through Inter-Firm Networks? Abstract
Hickland Eugene Employment Regulation – patterns of acceptance: the case of the EU I&C Directive Abstract
Høgedahl Laust Is there something rotten in the state of Denmark? State intervention in collective public sector industrial conflict during the teacher lockout in 2013 Abstract
Holgate Jane Trade union community organising: building broad spaces of solidarity Abstract Paper
Holth Line Availability among Consultants – a Journey in Time and Space Abstract
Holts Kaire Risk, self reliance and self control: the construction of individual professional identities in an online environment Abstract
Howcroft Debra Categorising Crowd Employment Platforms Abstract
Hurrell Scott Critical realism as a meta-theory for analysing skill and skilled work Abstract
Huzzard Tony Image, Imageability and the Intrapreneur: Exploring the Politics of Knowledge Work Abstract
Iannuzzi Francesco Looking beyond an amazing city. Migrant workers in the tourist sector of Venice Abstract Paper
Ibsen Christian Lyhne Exploring Employer Collective Action in Denmark Abstract
Igelsboeck Judith ‘Viscourses’ of Industrie 4.0 - What images do and don’t tell about the future of work in industry Abstract
Igudia Eghosa Working in the Nigerian informal economy: nature, prospects, challenges and remedies Abstract
Ingold Jo Employer engagement in active labour market programmes as a social exchange relationship Abstract
Itani Sami Ideological Evolution of Employee Control and Human Resource Management: A Critical Theory Approach Abstract Paper
Ivarsson Lars Management moral relativity regarding personal activities on company time: virtuous managers and lazy workers Abstract
Ivarsson Lars Management moral relativity regarding personal activities on company time: virtuous managers and lazy workers Abstract
Janssen Joern Cooperation between Universities and Trade Unions in Labour Research in Retrospect. Abstract Paper
Jesnes Kristin New technology and globalization – is atypical becoming the typical? A case study of Norway Abstract
jiang joyce Art as cognitive praxis in labour organising: a study of radical art workshops in a migrant domestic worker self-help group Abstract
Kanji Shireen Working hours and flexibility in working later in life across Europe Abstract
Karlsson Jan Ch The worker collectivity and Anglo-Saxon theories of resistance and organisational misbehaviour Abstract
Kaur Navjot PERSONALITY AND NON WORK FACTORS IN EXPATRIATE ADJUSTMENT Abstract Paper
Keles Janroj Social networks and return migration among highly skilled British-Kurdish young people Abstract
Kerber-Clasen Stefan Negotiating reorganization under austerity: Comparing public childcare institutions and public hospitals in Germany Abstract
Khan Omar Bin Harun EVOLUTION OF WORKING CONDITIONS IN BANGLADESH: BEFORE AND AFTER RANA PLAZA COLLAPSE Abstract Paper
Kim Hyeryun Priviliged slaves in total institutions: Workers' everyday lives in South Korean conglomerate firms Abstract Paper
Kirchhoff Jörg Organisational Premises for Professionals’ Work Abstract
Kirchner Stefan Why is employee involvement low in Germany, high in the United Kingdom, and even higher in Sweden? A Decomposition Analysis Abstract
Kleemann Frank Toward an informal self-representation of own interests? Secretaries between organisational non-recognition and personal loyalty Abstract Paper
Kopec Katarzyna Dorota Amateurs and Professionals. On the Creative Labour in the Digital World Abstract
Korczynski Marek Sensing Alienation at Work: Understanding Labour Alienation as a Lived Embodied Social Process Abstract
Kornau Angela Equality and Diversity at Work as a Political Arena – A Comparative Analysis of Germany and Turkey Abstract Paper
Kozhevnikov Andrew Career experiences of skilled migrants: regulation of skilfulness. Abstract Paper
Kubisa Julia Trade union of nurses and midwives and care work practices in face of flexibility in health care system. Abstract
laaser knut 'Morality went out the window': Social relationships between bank workers and customers under marketised employment in UK retail banks Abstract
Lal Jayati Mothers, Wives, Sisters, Daughters: Women as Breadwinners and Factory Workers in Late Twentieth Century Indian Capitalism Abstract
Lapworth Louisa Examining the Voluntary Sector Ethos: Tensions, conflicts and caricatures Abstract Paper
Laroche Melanie Employers’ association and unions : the logic behind the social contract established in two economic sectors in Canada Abstract
Lehr Alex Do as I do: internationalization and the activities of peak employers' organizations Abstract
Lethbridge Jane Radical practice as democratic professionalism - learning from the past Abstract Paper
Lewis Paul Flexicurity, flexibility or alternatives? Employment policy for a post-crisis environment Abstract
LI XIANG Is classic dualist union model obsolete? Party-led trade unions in China, Vietnam, Cuba and Laos Abstract Paper
Lima Jacob Software workers in Brazil Abstract
Lipsig-Mumme Carla Climate bargaining and the struggle to slow globa warming: labour process and labour renewal Abstract
Looise Jan Kees Employment relations in a long-term historical perspective; what can we learn from it and how should we use it? Abstract Paper
Loretto Wendy Squeezing the middle (aged): what’s happening to retirement in the UK? Abstract
Lynch Mairead Between a rock and a hard place: managers on the front line of interactive service work in public houses Abstract Paper
Maclean Gavin The “Discredited” and “Discreditable”: Mental Health, Stigma and Unemployment Abstract
Mareschal Patrice Public Servants or Privateers?: Consequences of New Public Management and Austerity for Public Employment in New Jersey Abstract Paper
Marks Abigail Restructuring and work-based identity in the telecommunications industry: Navigating employment transitions through the life course Abstract
Mather Kim “A firefighter is who you are, rather than what you do”: labour process change in the English fire service Abstract
Maxwell Gill Doors to manual:cross-checking professional and precarious aspects of commercial pilots’ employment Abstract Paper
McDonald Paula Profiling employees online and the reshaping of public-private boundaries in organisational life Abstract
McEvoy Gwen National stereotypes and eldercare in Germany: Migrant Polish caregivers establishing affective superiority in the workplace of the private household Abstract
mcguire Darren Anti-Slavery NGOs and the political economy of cotton; white gold, workers and the Uzbek state Abstract
McGurk Patrick Putting employers in the driving seat? Local Enterprise Partnerships and prospects for devolution in employment and skills policy Abstract Paper
McKay Heather No Degree No Job: Skilling in today's labor market Abstract
Mearns Lesley Managing the Entrenched Communities in the NE of England: Nature or Nurture? Abstract
Meoño Luis Pedro J. Transnational homies and the urban middle class: Symbolic struggles defining the ideal transnational service worker in Guatemala Abstract
Mezihorák Petr Shared services and the restructuring of work Abstract Paper
Mick Jacques Black journalists in Brazil: an analysis of the minority presence of blacks in Brazilian media Abstract
Mikkelsen Elisabeth Naima Prison work relationships: the perseverant myth of teamwork among prison guards Abstract Paper
Mirchandani Kiran The Emotional Labor of Precarity: Strategies for Recognition and Protection Abstract
Mirchandani Kiran Growing Downhill? Contestations of Sovereignty and the Creation of Itinerant Workers in Guyanese Call Centers Abstract
Mogensen Mette Conducting employee surveys, enacting employee voice - from a 'multi-channel' to a 'multi-layered' perspective on employee voice Abstract Paper
Monz Anna Precarisation of the formally employed: the threat of unemployment in a company in crisis Abstract
MOORE PHOEBE New technologies of surveillance at work Abstract
Moore Sian The Electronic Monitoring of Care Work – the redefinition of paid working time Abstract
Moran Michael Engaging with the Labour Process – Comparing front-line hospitality in two market economies Abstract
Moss Rachel Untapped potential: Older working women and their decisions regarding work and retirement. Abstract
Movitz Fredrik Bridging Capital and Labour: shareholder interests and the boundary spanning role of investor relations officers Abstract
mulinari paula Racism as intimacy – Looking, questioning and touching in the service encounter Abstract
Mustosmäki Armi Professional’s discretion being squeezed? Trends of skill discretion and decision authority in Finland Abstract
Nechanska Eva Re-conceptualising Employee Silence Abstract
Nergaard Kristine What is hidden behind the (relatively) stable union density rate of Norway? Abstract
Newsome Kirsty ‘Supply Chain Capitalism’, Parcel Delivery Workers and the Degradation of Work: Abstract
Nicklich Manuel One best way or varieties of „Organizing“? Comparing IG Metall and SEIU Abstract
Nies Sarah Use Value or Market Outcome? The tension between management ratios and employees’ own understandings of their work Abstract
Nygren Magnus Power asymmetry in multi-employer worksites: implications for the interpretation and application of OHS legislation Abstract
Ojala Satu Electronic nomads and mobile knowledge workers: Assessing the prevalence of multi-locational work in Europe Abstract
Olberg Dag Working Time and Time at the Work Place - Cohabitation Arrangements in Residential Child Welfare Units Abstract Paper
O'Neil Jennifer The ‘new’ labour process of public sector middle managers – does training and development really help? Abstract
Özoğlu Burçak A chair in a classroom or a stall in the marketplace: Degrading of school teachers’ work in Turkey Abstract
Palęcka Alicja Emotional costs of creative labour. Reputation building, networking and work-for-labour of Polish creative workers Abstract
Parkin Kye Everyday mobilities, the logic of consent and the renewal of LPT Abstract
Pascoe-Deslauriers Rachelle Revolutionising work through workplace innovation? A critical perspective on the European workplace innovation debate Abstract
Perrett Robert Leading Change – A TUC programme to facilitate leadership development for full-time senior union officials: An inter-union approach Abstract
Pfeiffer Sabine Industry 4.0 in the making – discourse patterns and digital despotism on the rise Abstract
Pitts Frederick Harry Organising Precarious Young Workers in the Service Sector Abstract
Poster Winifred Borders in Service: Enactments of Nation in Transnational Call Centers Abstract
Prior Margaret We don't want to talk about it: perceptions of voice in the British armed forces Abstract Paper
Pupo Norene Communities of the Displaced: Women and Deindustrialization in Southern Ontario, Canada Abstract
Pustelnikovaite Toma Players and playthings: unpacking UK’s academic labour market entry experiences of foreign-born scholars Abstract Paper
Pyöriä Pasi Precarious Work in Finland: Survey Evidence from 1984 to 2013 Abstract
Raingeard de la Blétière Vanessa Why enforcement in difficult in domestic work: Contrasting employers and workers views Abstract
Rainnie Al The Take Off and Landing of Fly in Fly Out Employment (FIFO) Arrangements in the West Australian Resources Sector Abstract
randle keith Virtual Labour: Positioning virtual workers in space, time and the social relations of employment Abstract
randle keith The Remarkable Absence of Studies of Disability in Research on the Sociology of Work Abstract
Rangel Felipe Contradictions of work in contemporary Brazil: a look at the popular trade in São Paulo Abstract
Ranis Peter Eminent Domain and Worker Cooperatives: The Role of the State in the Social Economy Abstract
Rathzel Nora Environmental Labour Studies: Unionists as environmental activists and the nature - labour divide Abstract
Reaney Ruth Labour relations in the French auto industry: examining the impact of competitive pressures on cooperation amongst traditionally divided trade unions Abstract
Reichmuth Thorsten The Role of Works Councils in Change Processes – a Structuration Perspective Abstract
Richards James What works? Coping at work with a common mental health condition Abstract Paper
Rivas Cecilia “El Salvador Works”: The Creation and Negotiation of a National Brand and the Transnational Imaginary Abstract
Roth-Ebner Caroline The merging of life spheres in the context of mediatized office work Abstract Paper
Roy Chandrima Conditions of Work and Employment in Post-Crisis Indian Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) Abstract
Royle Tony Fast-Food Forward’ and the Fight for ‘$15’. Comparing outcomes, wages and conditions at McDonald’s in Germany, the USA and the UK Abstract
Rueckert Yvonne The ITUC as core trade union interlocutor at the multilateral level: the dialogue between the Global Unions and the international financial institutions Abstract
Ruiner Caroline Voice through Exit – Revolutionising Participation by Solo-Self-Employed Abstract
Sandberg Ake Changing IR and Demise or Revival of Critical Worklife Research in Sweden – and Elsewhere? Abstract
Schief Sebastian Industrial Relations in the European Union – A Race to the Bottom? Abstract
Schoerpf Philip Management and Control Triangle in Creative Crowdworking Abstract
Schulze-Cleven Tobias Toward Precarious Professionalism or Professional Precarity? Knowledge Work in American Healthcare and Higher Education Abstract
Schulze-Cleven Tobias Labor Power in the Third Wave of Globalization Abstract
Shalla Vivian From Middle-Class Professionals to Precarious Workers: The Degradation of the Work of Occasional Teachers in Canada Abstract
Shan Desai Liabilities for workplace injury compensation in the context of global labour supply chain Abstract
Shulzhenko Elena Forced alliance? Working across the departmental boundaries in a Danish acute care hospital Abstract
Siebert Sabina The deprofessionalization of hospital doctors through reorganization of work spaces Abstract
Siegmann Karin Astrid Understanding skill constructions in EU immigration governance Abstract
Simms Melanie Conceptualising ‘interests’ in industrial relations theory: who, what, where, why and how? Abstract
Simms Melanie Negotiating Wage (In)Equality: A UK Study of Two Sectors Abstract Paper
Sinclair Jacqueline "Partnership light?" Trade union negotiated change to work and employment practices in US owned MNCs in the Republic of Ireland Abstract
Sjögren Fredrik Freedom Under Responsibility – Discipline, Gender, and Value in ICT-research Abstract
Smit Paul The role of the trade union movement within the SADC to improve labour standards on regional level Abstract Paper
Sousa Isabel Call centre care work: Examining labour process transformation in a changing economy of work and care Abstract
Steward Fred European trade unions and the transition to a low carbon society Abstract
Strauss-Raats Pille The better half? Comparing the Patterns of Work Life Quality of Temporary Agency Workers and Their Colleagues in Poland and Sweden. Abstract
Stroud Dean Varieties of Capitalism and Sustainability: Greening steelwork in Brazil and Germany Abstract
Suojanen Ilona The role of flexibility in increasing employee happiness in the workplace Abstract
Tai Hsiao-Hui Inspecting or Inspected? The Labour Process and Dilemmas of Labour Inspectors in Taiwan Abstract
Tailby Stephanie Transforming community health services in England Abstract
TANANKEM VOUFO Belmondo Non-standard forms of employment among youths in West African Countries: Prevalence, Characteristics and Impacts on Wages Abstract
Tartanoglu Safak The Invisible Precariat: The Hidden Dynamics of Home-Based Garment Work in Turkey Abstract
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Tholen Gerbrand What is a graduate occupation? Some insights from case studies on software engineers, financial analysts, press officer and biotech scientists Abstract
Thomas Mark After Ford? Public Sector Workers, Austerity, and Populist Trajectories in the Neoliberal City Abstract
Thompson Paul Power, Value and Finance in the Australian Mining Value Chain Abstract
Tijdens Kea Do jobholders do the same work activities in the same occupations? Measuring tasks in 430 occupations across countries Abstract
Tinker Tony LABOR PROCESS AND THE PROCESSING OF LABOR Abstract Paper
Tønder Anna Hagen Access from vocational education and training to the labour market in the Nordic countries Abstract
Towers Ian Precarity in German universities: the struggles of the akademischer Mittelbau Abstract
Tremblay Diane-Gabrielle Communities of practice: new mode of collaborative work or imposed cooperation ? Abstract
Tremblay Diane-Gabrielle Climate Change and Labour in Quebec Abstract
Trusson Clive Are accusations of ‘knowledge hoarding’ fair management rhetoric or do they signify prejudiced demonization of workers? A study of IT technicians Abstract
Tschöll Christine Social and Structural Changes in Rural Areas of South Tyrol (Northern Italy): A Longitudinal Case Study Abstract Paper
Tullius Knut „You just don’t treat people like that!“ – Temporary workers: dignity and legitimacy at work. Abstract
Tumuluri Aparna Mid-level, but not mediocre Abstract
Tumuluri Aparna Service with a smile- Working in the Commercial Department of Indian Railways Abstract
Tunc Gulcin The role of spatial praxis in the construction of employment relations in the manufacturing industry Abstract
Turner Thomas Women and Occupations in the Irish Economy: An era of New Opportunities? Abstract
TZANAKOU CHARIKLEIA Self-employment among graduates: a new flexibility? Abstract Paper
Urano Edson Workload, Flexibility and Work Suffering in Japan Abstract
Valizade Danat The trade union response to the rise of contingent labour in the United Kingdom: Emerging challenges and hidden opportunities Abstract
Valizade Danat Trade union strategies for changing collective bargaining priorities in the UK during and after the Great Recession Abstract
Valsecchi Raffaella Managing health at work: The effects of an Occupational Health advice line on managers’ actions. Abstract
van den Berg Annette Works councils in the public sector: effects on personnel policies and functioning of workers Abstract
Viajar Verna Dinah “Examining labor organizing strategies of migrant domestic workers in Malaysia: Limits of empowerment struggles and dynamic relations of trade union-NGOs in organizing domestic workers” Abstract
Vieta Marcelo From Capitalist Firms to Worker Cooperatives: Democratizing the Labour Process in Argentina’s Worker-Recuperated Enterprises Abstract
Voskeritsian Horen Employment Relations Practices in Greece during the Recession Abstract
Wang Wen Not a Good Start? Public Service Job Motivation and Job Satisfaction: The Mediating Role of HR Practices in the British Local Government Abstract
Watson Judith Workplace Engagement in an Employee-owned Enterprise: Balancing the Business-case and the Employee-case? Abstract Paper
Weatherburn Michael After Braverman: Towards a New History of Work and its Discontents Abstract
Weghmann Vera How to organise around the issue of work, if you not even recognised as a worker? Abstract
Wei Haitao Working Without Wages: A Three-Level Analysis of Construction Workers in Contemporary China Abstract Paper
Wickham James The Strange Death of the Dublin Barman Abstract
William Laura Exploring the role of civil society organisations in supporting disabled people in employment. Abstract Paper
Williams Steve Juridification and contention in employment relations: the role of judicial review Abstract Paper
Will-Zocholl Mascha Allures of virtualities. Topologies of reorganizing work under conditions of digitization, virtualization and informatizion. Abstract
Wolkowitz Carol The changing face of home-based work: Enterprise development in London Social Housing Abstract
Woodcock Jamie The online crowdsourcing of scientific research: the experience and motivation of users Abstract
Wright Adrian Rationalising exploitation in the digital games sector Abstract
Wylie Nick Re-thinking HR expertise, status and credibility: The case of Independent HR Consultants Abstract
Yang Kyunguk Collective Resistance of the Young Precariat: The Case of Korean Youth Community Union Abstract Paper
Yekta Semire Working experiences of migrant call centre' workers: A case study of Germany Abstract
YILDIRIM Mavis Social psychological ethnic discrimination tendencies in employment process : An example of one of the minority grup in Turkey. Abstract
Ying Chen HRM in China's local state sector: what does HRM mean in local politics of labour? Abstract
Young Doug “You can’t argue with the principle” – Personalisation and worker responses to degradation of the terms and conditions of employment in voluntary sector social care. Abstract
Yunus Suhaer Contested Perspectives on performance-oriented HRM practices and Job Demands: An empirical investigation of the work intensification thesis Abstract
Zaidi Zehra Yasmin Hybrid identities- Uneasy Compromises Shifting notions of national identity in a Pakistani Call center Abstract
Zheng Yu The Stuff that Matters: Workers’ Accounts of Cross-Country Transfer in the Case of Chinese MNCs in Canada Abstract
Zhu Jingqi Employment relations in global value chains: a comparative study of Chinese BPO firms Abstract