Research Seminars in HRM & Employment Relations

The HRM & Employment Relations group of King's Business School organises bi-weekly research seminars in human resource management. These seminars take place in Bush House on the Strand, on Wednesdays.

If you are external to King's and would like to attend, please contact Brian Somerville by email.

HRM & Employment Relations seminars for the academic year 2019-20: 

Semester 1

• 23 October 2019
  Karen Jaehrling (University of Duisburg-Essenn) – “‘Street level market making’. How local authorities use public procurement as a lever to promote decent work in Germany”
  Bush House, Room (SE)1.01, 13.00-15.00
• 6 November 2019
  Kerstin Alfes (ESCP Business School) – "Disentangling the HRM-performance relationship. Recent trends and areas for future research."
  Strand Building, Room (S)3.05, 12.00-14.00
• 27 November 2019
  Sara Lombardi (University of Florence) – “Be alert, be employable. A test of entrepreneurial alertness process and its effect on self-perceived employability.”
  Bush House, Room (S)3.01, 13.00-15.00
• 4 December 2019
  Ellen Kossek (Purdue University) – “Intervention Crafting to Take hold (or Not): Exploring Aligned and Countervailing Customization of a Complex Organizational Work-Life Intervention in a Field Experiment”
  Bush House, Room (S)2.05, 13.00-15.00