...Salomé Goñi-Legaz; Andrea Ollo-López Purpose The purpose of this paper is to establish to what extent temporary contract and participation in decision making impact on employees job satisfaction and to propose a model whereby participation in decision making mitigates against the negative impact...

... to finance the cost of migration also affect migration likelihood and Ilahi and Jafarey (1999) find evidence of extended family taking out loans to finance the migration cost of the migrants in Pakistan. Decision making Earnings Migrant workers Education Many studies in the literature...

... of the studies included in this special issue touch on retirement planning and decision making, as well as employer perspectives on the global aging workforce. Practical implications Each article includes practical implications with regard to retirement for the country and/or constituents examined...

... and marriage are more likely to choose full‐time retirement rather than other options. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Retirement Decision making Older workers United States of America Retirement is a complex process that involves major economic, social, psychological...

... to be that the questionnaire was answered by only one respondent, which forced one to consider the outcomes of this research with a certain degree of caution. Practical implications The results in the paper may be relevant for managers in decision making with regard to organizational design. Herein, reference is made...

...David McGuire; Thomas N. Garavan; Sudhir K. Saha; David O'Donnell Purpose This paper explores this relationship between the individual values of managers and human resource (HR) decision‐making. Design/methodology/approach Questionnaire data were collected from a total of 340 line managers...

...Donald A. Hantula In summary, Klein describes a remarkable array of work and builds a compelling case for naturalistic decision making. Although this is a book written by an expert, often raising issues directed at other decision‐making experts, it is well written and lively to the point...

... supply theories. This is combined with a model of the firm′s decision‐making process to provide a“market for training” in which wage‐training‐employment contracts are determined. Decision making Human resource development Investment Training Pay The Market for Training: A The Market...

... layers of management from the plant hierarchy; expanding areas of decision making to the shopfloor and office; releasing employee creativity and potential; allowing more effective use of managers' time and skills; enhancing the recruitment and retention of staff; providing a raised awareness...