...Roman Klauser; Marcus Tamm Purpose Technological progress is rapidly changing the labor market. We investigate how the interaction between new technologies and on the job training is related to wages and job mobility. Understanding this relationship is important, as individuals' willingness...

... of explaining in detail the general details analyzed in other articles, it offers a practical perspective by focusing on the type, subject and field of the article. 4) With the digitalization of HRM, new, up-to-date research and techniques are introduced. New technology Careers Performance management...

... be contacted at: astrid.reichel@sbg.ac.at 02 03 2019 14 07 2019 22 12 2019 23 01 2020 30 01 2020 New technology Employer branding Multinational companies Qualitative methods Psychological contracts Job mobility As several industries experience severe talent...

... different ICT variables are related to different HPWPs at employee level. Second, the authors test whether employee occupation is a moderator in such relationships. H1. ICT use is positively related to a higher use of HPWP. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 New technology...

... in the workplace? New technology Human resource management Labour Employee productivity Productivity rate Hours of work Company performance A vast body of literature considers the relationship between productivity acceleration and information and communication technology (ICT). ICT has become...

...Professor Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver; Michael Rosholm; Marianne Røed; Pål Schøne Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyse if introduction of new technologies and work practices are negatively related to the employment opportunities of immigrants. Design/methodology/approach...

... and the quantity decisions. Practical implications The limited access to training of small firms prevents them from becoming more competitive by using a tool that would permit a better adoption of new technology and access to foreign markets. Originality/value The paper exploits the data on training...

...Martin Carnoy The technological revolution is creating new goods and services and altering how and where they are produced. One of the principal issues for all countries is how these new technologies will affect employment and the composition of skills demand. Surveys the literature to attempt...

...Amin Rajan The City of London has a number of leading‐edge features. The demand for its services is forecast to continue growing, albeit at a somewhat slower pace. Its product mix has moved away from standardised to customised products, involving increasing use of new technologies, a trend which...