... work, we pick up on Wharhurst and Knox’s suggestion when we review and systematize the literature that make the subject of this paper. Employee relations Communication technologies Qualitative methods Management activities Started at the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations...

... Labour market Recruitment Communication technologies Employees Case studies The country narratives describe fairly similar requirements for filling low-paid vacancies in retail, with some variations between sub-sectors. First of all, in food retail, as work starts at dawn and finishes late...

... Communication technologies Labour market Institutional theory Organizational field e-HRM Research on the digitalization of recruitment practices provides various explanations of the reasons for adopting e-recruitment practices, most of which are of a rational nature, and can be perceived as a result...

..., yet also denoted by rapid developments in empowering user‐generated and social networking forms of information communication technology. Originality/value This paper synthesises literature and data from a wide range of largely incongruous academic and non‐academic sub‐disciplines to provide...

...@mgt.gla.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Human resource management Communication technologies The role of human resource (HR) is under constant scrutiny, resulting in HR professional bodies and academics in Europe and North America undertaking research to examine global trends...

... work in different contexts. Specifically, no such studies have been conducted in the context of Sri Lanka. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Flexible working hours Human resource management Communication technologies Sri Lanka The resources involved in economic activity have...