The Human Resource Management (HRM) Research Group is dedicated to cutting-edge research and teaching in Human Resource Management with a particular emphasis on the HRM, Technology and Innovation, in search for developing partnership between HRM and UT faculty members, bachelor and master students, and HR executives.
In recent years, the business community has come to recognize that success depends upon careful Human Resource Management (HRM), which is a strategic and comprehensive approach to the systematic management of people and the workplace culture and environment. Every manager is confronted with the challenge to keep staff members motivated, involved and productive, despite any changes that might be taking place.
“Modern HRM involves strategic direction, HRM analytics, strategic talent management and HRM metrics, all of which are designed to demonstrate the value of human capital.”
Research lines
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International collaborations have been established in both research projects and teaching, and to a different extent in the joint supervision of PhD projects:
- Business School, Nottingham Trent University (UK)
- School of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers University (New Jersey, USA)
- Management Information Systems department, Saarland University (Germany)
- Clarion University of Pennsylvania (USA)
- Institut für Organisation und Lernen, University of Innsbruck (Austria)
- Department of Management, University of Vaasa (Finland)
- Aalto University (Finland)
- Faculty of Economics and Management, Universita’ Cattolica del SacroCuore (Milan, Italy)
- School of Management, University at Albany (NY, USA)
- University of LÁquila (Italy)
- BI Norwegian Business School (Norway)
- ESADE Business & Law School (Spain)
Collaboration
Our research questions are nor bounded to a type of an organization for an empirical examination. We have established long-term research relationships with small- and large, local and multinational, private and public sector organizations. We invite organization looking for possibilities to collaborate in research or education to contact prof. dr. Tanya Bondarouk.
RESEARCH PARTNERS IN PUBLIC SECTOR
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RESEARCH PARTNERS IN PRIVATE SECTOR
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Do you have an assignment for students or do you want more information on how we can assist your organisation? Please contact Monique Zuithof.
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