HRMJ is inviting submissions for a special issue on “Interfacing Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Human Resource Management in New Firms”.
Full call for papers here: https://t.co/faUFTbRGJa
Submission deadline: 29 September 2025
HRMJ New Section: HRM and Small Business/Enterprise editorial introduces this new section.
Advancing HRM for Entrepreneurs, Nascent Markets, and Bottom-of-the-Pyramid Contexts
You can access the full editorial here: https://t.co/N6A8JBSlRf
#onestopGuide#Authors
Articulating scholarship in human resource management: Guidance for researchers
This editorial brings together diverse perspectives to offer a comprehensive guide on how to develop and report research for publication.
https://t.co/aN2dMXOcvd
HRMJ is pleased to introduce a new section - HRM and Small Business/Enterprise. Professor Benson Honig is appointed as the Associate Editor to lead this new section.
Please visit our LinkedIn page for more info:https://t.co/l4Sv7HVJO2
#newHRMJpublication
Strengthening links between HRM theories, HR practices and outcomes: A proposal to advance research on HRM and outcomes
The paper sets out seven theory-based HRM systems each with specific goals and core HR practices.
Open Access Link: https://t.co/3Se6r3ynbT
HRMJ Best Paper and Reviewers for 2023 announced
Best Reviewers: https://t.co/q5ffwNofOD
Best Papers: https://t.co/VcesW53bvm
Congratulations to all the authors and reviewers from the HRMJ Team.
@WileyBusiness
We are delighted to welcome Professor Bob Andersen as the new Associate Editor for the HRMJ Registered Report.
You can read more about Bob here: https://t.co/1JFC3QVXWM
HRMJ Call for Special Issue Proposals
Link to the full call: https://t.co/mnbEcwPjIC
Deadline 30 September 2024,
Enquiries related to the call should be directed to Special Issues and Reviews Editor, Dermot Breslin
([email protected])
The deadline for HRMJ special issue call for papers, Research methodologies that offer insights, has been extended to 31 March 2024.
https://t.co/8L3Pm4DKXz
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
#Deadlinextended
HRMJ SI: "Reconsidering careers in post-Covid-19 workplaces"
The deadline to submit your full manuscripts has been extended to 31 October 2023. [**The website will be updated soon**].
Full call and other upcoming deadlines here:
https://t.co/rVRwVlL2Qd
#Newin HRMJ
HRM in the age of generative artificial intelligence: Perspectives and research directions on ChatGPT, brings together collection of #perspectives and #researchpathways to extend HRM scholarship in the realm of #generativeAI
https://t.co/VV7dkIQ44h
'Is the use of AI in hiring reducing or replicating biases? Professor Elisabeth Kelan @ekelan shows how algorithmic inclusion in hiring can be achieved in latest HRMJ publication: https://t.co/faMM4n9Ak3
@Essex_EBS
#RegisteredReport#Stage1
Changing public attitudes toward the employment of formerly incarcerated people: The role of “human resources social advocacy”. https://t.co/hpI4U4GysS
Prue Burns, Marco De Sisto, Andrew R. Timming
More about Registered Reports https://t.co/xAx78sMD7e
#newSpecialIssue#callforpapers
Caring for our healthcare workers: Advancing human resource management research in healthcare contexts
Submission window: 1 November – 30 November 2023
Se the full call here: https://t.co/EyxLADFTSM
See all SI calls here: https://t.co/vSU5FTGNEE
#newAssociateEditor
We are very happy to welcome @moshfique_uddin to HRMJ Team as an Associate Editor. He is a Professor of Financial Management at Leeds University Business School, University of Leeds, UK.
Best wishes from the HRMJ Team.
#HRMJ#SpecialIssue#Call for #Papers
Reconsidering careers in post-Covid-19 workplaces.
Exploring implications for careers and career theory that flow from the post-Covid-19 world of work
#Submissionwindow: 01-30 September 2023
Read the full call here: https://t.co/9YvJjHsCv4
@Walkowiak_Emma analyses mechanisms of inclusion/exclusion in the new ecosystem of intelligence rooted in the rebalancing between human/machine intelligence in her latest HRMJ publication.
Access this interesting work here: https://t.co/g9XHEiGNpy
@sebastianreiche in a recently published HRMJ article conceptualizes a #typology of #workdesign choices that assists managers in strategically adapting their organizations' work design to the new world of work."
Enjoy reading: https://t.co/nSFR0P4ayv