Financial Times
14 June 2011
Elisabeth Kelan - Ten Questions
Personnel Today
3 February 2011
Workplace unrest rises as austerity measures take toll
HR Magazine
3 February 2011
Expect serious workforce issues if you have lean staffing levels, organisations warned
Financial Times
3 February 2011
Pressure on pay in private sector increases
The Calgary Herald
19th November 2010
Can women help clean up the world's economic mess? The economic crisis could put a spotlight on what women offer as leaders who could help repair the damage. The article includes comment from Dr Elisabeth Kelan, Department of Management.
The Economist Intelligence Unit
September 2010
Stuart Woollard interviewed for EIU report
Next moves for the modern expatriate
Changeboard
16 August 2010
The power of 7: key trends for HRM
Financial Times
9 July 2010
Gender issues should be integral to MBA courses
The Times
14 April 2010
Women solicitors work hard, love their jobs yet still don’t make the top.Why?
Personnel Today
9 February 2010
Viewpoint: Skills and Engagement
(State of HR Survey)
Gradplus.com
4 February 2010
[State of HR] Survey shows graduate employment could rise
Human Resources
2 February 2010
The State of HR: From Recession to Recovery survey
Personnel Today
2 February 2010
State of HR survey finings.
Personnel Today
5 January 2010
Professor David Guest - one of the "
Most influential HR professionals
" of the Noughties.
Personnel Today
15 December
Stuart Woollard on
Talent management within a globalised workforce
.
Personnel Today
4 December 2009
International Human Resources Management Academy (IHRMA)
launch.
People Management
November 2009
David Guest, Professor of Organisational Psychology and HRM at King’s
defines employee engagement
for UK Government
Reuters
2th November 2009
Elisabeth Kelan's new book highlighting the idea of workplace gender fatigue is featured in a recent
Reuters article
Wissenschaft aktuell (Germany, web)
9th October 2009
Weiterhin weniger Chancen und Lohn für Frauen wegen "Gender Fatigue"
Elisabeth Kelan, Lecturer in the Department of Management, comments on gender inequalities in the professional arena.
Bloomberg News
2 July 2009
Industrial action on London Underground - The relationship between management and unions
Dr Graeme Lockwood was recently interviewed by Bloomberg News regarding his views on the London Underground and RMT industrial dispute
The Daily Telegraph
1 July 2009
How can HR remain effective during this recession?
An article written by David Guest, Professor of organizational psychology and human resource management, Department of Management, on HR.
Financial Times
17 June 2009
A to Z of Generation Y
Dr Elisabeth Kelan, lecturer in Work and Organisations at King's College London, has recently been featured on Financial Times Online commenting on 'Generation Y' (the population cohort commonly defined as being born between the late 1970s and the year 2000) and their attitude towards their career and work-life balance.
The Guardian
9 June 2009
Will students benefit from a new line in bureaucracy?
Apprehension over the forthcoming demise of the Learning and Skills Council is shared by industry figures, politicians and learning providers alike. Alison Wolf, Professor of Public Sector Management, comments.
The Times
3 June 2009
How to hire the best people during a recession
Stuart Woollard, Managing Director of the HRM Learning Board, comments on organisations strategy to retain talent during a recession.
Teheran Times
10 May 2009
Can women managers reduce your business risk?
The economic crisis could put a spotlight on what women offer as leaders who could help repair the damage of the global economic crisis. “I think there is room, now that the old management style is in question, for new ways of managing,” said Dr Elisabeth Kelan, Lecturer in work and organisations.
Financial Times
15 April 2009
Political ambitions put in jeopardy
Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management commments on the value of vocational qualifications during the current economic climate.
Evening Standard
20 March 2009
Talking Point
David Guest, Professor in Organizational Psychology and HRM, Department of Management, writes about redundancies in the city.
Financial Times
17 February 2009
Research casts doubt on skills policy
The many thousands of employees who have taken low-level vocational qualifications earn less than workers with no qualifications at all, suggests research that throws doubt on government skills policy. Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, comments on the Government's position on vocational qualifications.
The Independant on Sunday
18 January 2009
Feminism for the Noughties: the next generation
A new generation of feminists is fighting for the movement to have a clear and formidable image at a time when the economy is in danger of making it an irrelevance. But some feminists believe that the 2009 movement lacks coherence. "It is not clear what the feminist agenda now is," said Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management.
China Daily
10 January 2009
Hong Kong still trails neighbors in hi-tech sector
Article summarising points made at the conference of the Hong Kong Innovation Project. Professor Douglas Fuller, Lecturer of International Business and Comparative Management at King's, is quoted on Hong Kong's need to promote knowledge-intensive industries.
Financial Times
22nd December 2008
Universities delve deep into the art of management
Business and management studies have been confirmed as the most active areas of research in British universities with the publication of the latest and final Research Assessment Exercise.
The Guardian
2 December 2008
Time to have another go at individually driven learning
Central planning has failed. It has not spotted and filled the nation's "skill gaps" or raised productivity, or ensured economic growth by delivering qualifications, says Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, in an opinion piece.
Business Digest
December 2008
Testimony: Work-life balance is a business imperative
Interview with Stuart Woollard, Managing Director of the HRM Learning Board, King's college London.
Economist Online
29 October 2008
Debate: The cost of higher education
Professor Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, is defending the proposition that individuals, not the state, should pay for higher education.
BBC News
22 October 2008
Girls geek out over dinner
Dr Elisabeth Kelan, who is due to begin working in the Department of Managment at King's in January 2009, has recently been featured on BBC News Online commenting on the role of women in the technology industry.
Times Higher Education
19 June 2008
Market focus at odds with scholars' priorities for sector
At an evidence session held by the Commons Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Committee , Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, criticised the Government's approach to skills as being too "centrally planned" and target-driven to be truly responsive to the needs of the economy.
Times Higher Education
'Performance management is a waste of time', claims HR Professor
Item about a report 'Human Resource Management and University Performance', found that the least effective practices in university HR included performance management and succession planning. The author is David Guest, Professor of Organisational Psychology and HR Management.
BBC Radio 4 'Analysis'
27th April 2008
'The War on the Professions'
Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, Department of Management, presented the progamme on professionals and debated their powerful and unique position.