Bilateral Ireland: Knowledge-intensive Firms in the UK and Ireland: Influences, Strategies and Skills
Lead Research Organisation:
Kingston University
Department Name: Kingston Business School
Abstract
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Organisations
People |
ORCID iD |
| Katie Bailey (Principal Investigator) | |
| Enda Hannon (Co-Investigator) |
Publications
Conway E
(2016)
Demands or Resources? The Relationship Between HR Practices, Employee Engagement, and Emotional Exhaustion Within a Hybrid Model of Employment Relations
in Human Resource Management
D'Amato A
(2011)
Knowledge intensive firms and innovation: a new role for wellbeing?
Enda Hannon (Author)
(2011)
The British 'variety of capitalism' and employment : evidence from the pharmaceutical sector
Enda Hannon (author)
(2009)
Managing human resources in knowledge-intensive firms: a national systems perspective
Grainne Kelly (author)
(2010)
Managing research careers in knowledge-intensive firms
Grainne Kelly (author)
(2009)
Cultivating ambidextrous learning
Hannon E
(2011)
The state and industrial policy in Ireland: a case study of the Irish pharmaceutical sector
in The International Journal of Human Resource Management
| Description | There are numerous findings arising from this award relating to gender, HRM processes and practices, State policy and employee experiences in knowledge-intensive firms. These findings are summarised in the various publications arising from the project. |
| Exploitation Route | The research took place in the IT and pharmaceutical sectors in the UK and Ireland. The findings may be of interest to firms in those sectors. |
| Sectors | Digital/Communication/Information Technologies (including Software),Pharmaceuticals and Medical Biotechnology |