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12th November 2014, 08:42 AM
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MIT institute for work and employment research
Hello sir can you please provide me list of Seminar of Institute for Work and Employment Research its very argent for me??
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12th November 2014, 09:07 AM
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Re: MIT institute for work and employment research
Here I am providing you list of Seminar of Institute for Work and Employment Research. Seminar Title / Other Information Sep 9, 2014 Welcome Back Session . Sep 16, 2014 Richard Freeman (Harvard University) The Contribution of Where You Work to Inequality Sep 23, 2014 Mark Bray & Johanna MacNeil (The University of New Castle) Third-party Facilitators in Interest-based Negotiation: An Australian Case Study Sep 30, 2014 Andrew Weaver (MIT) Skill Demands and Mismatch in U.S. Manufacturing: Evidence and Implications Oct 7, 2014 Nicholas Ashford (MIT) The Employment Crisis and Reconciliation with Environmental and Financial Sustainability Oct 21, 2014 Eileen Appelbaum (Center for Economic and Policy Research) & Rosemary Batt (Cornell University) How Private Equity Firms Manage Labor and Employment Relations Oct 28, 2014 Peter Turnbull (Cardiff University) Can Labor Arrest the ‘Sky Pirates’? International Trade Unionism in the European Civil Aviation Industry Nov 18, 2014 John McCarthy (MIT & Rutgers University) . Nov 25, 2014 Ben Rissing (Brown University) . Dec 2, 2014 Lisa Cohen (McGill University) No seminar on Tuesday—special IWER/OSG Seminar on Thurs., Dec 4 Dec 9, 2014 Jared Curhan (MIT) . Faculty: Matthew Amengual Assistant Professor Office: E62-338 Phone: (617) 253-9410 Email: amengual@mit.edu Emilio J Castilla Associate Professor of Management Office: E62-332 Phone: (617) 253-0286 Email: ecastilla@mit.edu Thomas Kochan George Maverick Bunker Professor of Management Professor of Work and Employment Research and Engineering Systems Office: E62-334 Phone: (617) 253-6689 Email: tkochan@mit.edu Paul Osterman Nanyang Technological University Professor Professor of Human Resources and Management Office: E62-336 Phone: (617) 253-2667 Email: osterman@mit.edu Ofer Sharone Mitsubishi Career Development Professor Assistant Professor of Work and Employment Research Office: E62-340 Phone: (617) 253-7483 Email: osharone@mit.edu Affiliated Faculty Nicholas A. Ashford Office: E40-239 Phone: 617-253-1664 E-mail: nashford@mit.edu David Autor Office: E52-371 Phone: 617-258-7698 E-mail: dautor@mit.edu Lotte Bailyn T. Wilson (1953) Professor of Management, Emerita Professor of Organization Studies Office: E62-377 Phone: 617-253-6674 E-mail: lbailyn@mit.edu Dania Dialdin Lecturer Office: E62-322 Phone: 617-254-4075 E-mail: ddialdin@mit.edu Roberto Fernandez William F. Pounds Professor in Management Professor of Organization Studies Office: E62-387 Phone: 617-253-7256 E-mail: robertof@mit.edu Katherine Kellogg Associate Professor of Organization Studies Office: E62-380 Phone: 617-253-2167 E-mail: kkellogg@mit.edu Frank Levy Office: 9-523 Phone: 617-253-2089 E-mail: flevy@mit.edu Michael J. Piore Office: E52-271C Phone: 617-253-3377 E-mail: mpiore@mit.edu Ray Reagans Alfred P. Sloan Professor of Management Professor of Organization Studies Office: E62-382 Phone: 617-715-4154 E-mail: rreagans@mit.edu Susan Silbey Office: E53-335D Phone: 617-253-6952 E-mail: ssilbey@mit.edu Kathleen Thelen Office: E53-435 Phone: 617-324-3651 E-mail: kthelen@mit.edu J. Phillip Thompson Office: 9-517 Phone: 617-452-2813 E-mail: jt71@mit.edu Zeynep Ton Adjunct Associate Professor of Operations Management Office: E62-590 Phone: 617-715-4838 E-mail: zton@mit.edu |
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26th March 2015, 12:29 PM
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Re: MIT institute for work and employment research
Will you give me detailed information about MIT institute for work and employment research as I am looking for the same ?
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26th March 2015, 12:29 PM
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Re: MIT institute for work and employment research
Institute for Work and Employment Research (IWER) highly collaborative hub for the study of work and employment. Courses offers : Advanced Applied Macroeconomics and International Institutions – EMBA 2nd Years Capstone Seminar in Sustainability Strategies for Sustainable Business, Strategic Human Resource Management, Urban Labor Markets and Employment Policy, Research Seminar in Work, Employment and Industrial Relations, Industry Psychology, Negotiations and Conflict Management, Work, Employment, and Industrial Relations Theory People and Organizations Laboratory for Sustainable Business Projects: Active projects: Employment and Labor Policy The Next Generation Social Contract Global Employment Relations Enforcing Labor Regulations to Improve Standards The China Workplace Project Human Resource Management Occupational Transformation Selecting and Hiring Talent Rewarding Performance inside Organizations Labor Management Relations Labor-Management Relations: A Six Decade Perspective Organization Processes and Practices The Struggle for Accountability: Trust and Surveillance in the Cultures of Science Developing Diverse Leadership for Engineering Organizational Challenges to Regulatory Enforcement and Compliance: A New Common Sense of Regulation MOOCs and the Ethnography of Online Socialization Achieving Meritocracy in Organizations Meanings of Merit in the Workplace How Technology is Reshaping the Field of Law Wages, Jobs and Labor Markets : Low Wage Workers Institute for Career Transitions Project Address: MIT Instititute for Work and Employment Research, 100 Main St., Cambridge, MA 02142 1.617-324-6750 |
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