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Work, Employment & Health

Research Themes: employment policy, the European labor market, restructuring, social dialogue, skills, training, diversity, equality, multicultural management, corporate social responsibility, health.

This laboratory undertakes research in the field of human resources management.

  • At the macro-economic level, projects focus on work policies and the European jobs market, restructuration, social dialogue and HR Management in its widest context.
  • At the micro-economic level, projects focus on talent and skills management, work organization and professional training.

Diversity, Equality, Multicultural Management, Mobility, Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility are also included in our research, both on a political and practical level.

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Secil BAYRAKTAR

Head of Work, Employment and Health research lab of TBS Education

3 Major Research topics

Employment & Social Dialogue

Health & well-being at work

Skills & Professional Training

Project Management & Knowledge Management

Mobility, International & Strategic Management of Human Resources

CSR, Diversity, Equality, Age, Gender, Religion in the Workplace

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Events & News

research article ceo activism conducive democratic process 2300433387

Research article — When Is CEO Activism Conducive to the Democratic Process?

This article complements the predominantly instrumentally oriented literature on CEO activism and contributes, more broadly, to the literature that explores the normative dimensions of corporate political involvement, as well as to a growing strand of research that draws on philosophical theory to inform business leaders’ ethical decision-making.

Partnerships & collaborations

Airbus , Pierre Fabre, Cap Gemini, La Poste, ENGIE, CNES, Thales Group, Airbus Defence & Space, Air France Industries, AF KLM Group, Aéroports de Paris, Pôle Aerospace Valley, ANDRH Midi-Pyrénées, Novartis, CHU Toulouse, Agence Régionale de Santé, Haute Autorité en Santé, Association Oncopole, Pôle Cancer-Bio-Santé, Better Human Co. 

Bamberg University (Germany), Georgia State University (USA), Curtin Graduate School of Business, Curtin University, Perth (Australia), University of Auckland (New Zealand), Bradford School of Management & Law (United Kingdom), Henley Business School (United Kingdom), Dalhousie University, Halifax (Canada), Purdue University Calumet (USA), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), University of Auckland (New Zealand), ESADE (Spain)

Archive

2021

  • 17 novembre 2021 : 18h30 – 20h (Amphi 27) : AFTERWORK : L’Improvisation organisationnelle, de la recherche à la pratique – Antonio Abrantes, TBS Education. See the program ›

2020

  • 29 juin 2020 – Workshop Ashish MALIK, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • 08 juin 2020 – Workshop Margaret SHAFFER, University of Oklahoma
  • 03 juin 2020 – Conférence AIMS – Consortium Doctoral à TBS et conférence à TSM. See the program ›
  • 17 mars 2020 – Workshop Howard KLEIN, prof Managment & Human resources in the Fisher College of Business at the Ohio State University – Getting Published in Top Research Outlets: Lessons Learned as a Journal Editor. See the program ›
  • 16 mars 2020 – Workshop Denise POTOSKY, Prof Management and Organization, The Pennsylviana State University. See the program ›

2019

  • 28 novembre 2019 – Conférence Pierre CORVOL – Ethique et Recherche organisé par ERE OCCITANIE – Croire en la sicence… mais pas aveuglément
  • 30 septembre au 01 octobre 2019 – Conférence EIASM – Talent Management Research papers. See the program ›
  • 2 July 2019 – Workshop with Fang Lee Cooke, University of Manchester “Publishing articles in Human Resource Management: Insights from an Associate Editor, reviewer and author.”
  • 14 June 2019 – Workshop with Yannick GRIEP, University of Calgary, Canada “Multilevel analysis”
  • 7 June 2019 – Workshop with Sebastien Reiche, Professor of Management at IESE Business School “Mobility Unclassified? Towards Typologies of Global Work”

2018

  • 28 May 2018 – Workshop with Prof. David G.Allen, is Associate Dean for Graduate Programs and Professor of Management, Entrepreneurship, and Leadership at the Neeley School of Business at Texas Christian University, “Insights from the Editor of Journal of Management: publishing in leading scholarly journals”
  • 3 March 2018 – Workshop with Serge P. da Motta Veiga, Assistant Professor of Management at American University, “Career and Talent Management: Current Research and Future Directions”

2017

  • 15 December 2017 – Workshop with Mustafa OZBILGIN, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at Brunel Business School, London, “Publishing journal articles in international journals”
  • 10 November 2017 – Workshop with Aldijana BUNJAK, PhD candidate of Management and Organization, Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljan, “The interplay between optimism, defensive pessimism and mindfulness of leaders and followers in the workplace”
  • 26 June 2017 – Workshop with Michel SEGUIN, Quebec University (Canada) “Gouvernance au sein du Mouvement Desjardins : expérience d’un partenariat de recherche entre l’université et l’entreprise”
  • 21 March 2017 – Workshop with Dilek YUNLU, Northeastern Illinois University, College of Business & Management, Chicago, (USA) ” Who Am I? Multicultural Identity, External Networks and Creativity”
  • 7 March 2017 – Workshop with Laurie BARCLAY, Lazaridis School of Business & Economics, Wilfrid Laurier University (Canada)”Exploring the Emotional Landscape of Workplace Unfairness: New Insights and Theoretical Foundations”
  • 10 January 2017 – Workshop with Michelle HAMMOND, Limerick University and Rachel CLAPP-SMITH, Purdue University Northwest “A multi-Domain Approach to Leader Development

2016

  • 15 December 2016 – Workshop with Rachel CLAPP-SMITH, Purdue University Northwest “Cultural Self-awareness as a Tool for Global Leader Development
  • 22 september 2016 – Workshop with Rita Fontinha, Henley Business School, University of Reading “HRM, perceived employability and job insecurity: Their role on self-initiated expatriates adjustement to the host country”
  • 16-17 June 2016 – Conference « New Business Models » Exploring a changing view on organizing value creation. (Excellence Chair Pierre de Fermat)
  • 7 june 2016 – Workshop on “Religious diversity at work: considering critical issues for employees and managers in Australian workplaces” by Lucy Taksa, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.

2015

  • 28-29 may 2015 – Conference “Self-Initiated Expatriation”
  • 28 may 2015 – Seminar with Linda O’RORDAN – New Business Models Chair
  • 27 march 2015 – “New Business Models” Open Day
  • 26 february 2015 – Breakfast with N.Dentchev on “New Business Models”
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