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This paper explores how the national background affects the use of e-HRM, using data from thirteen European countries. Findings suggest that the adoption of e-HRM is region-specific and affected by multiple factors. They also support the existence of two distinct sets of HRM technological...
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Η πληθώρα προελεύσεων των συγγραφέων είναι ενδεικτική της απήχησης και εμβέλειας του έργου και της συνεισφοράς της τιμώμενης καθηγήτριας.Τα κεφάλαια...
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Purpose - This paper attempts to investigate the transformation in the role of the HR function in Greek firms, as a result of the use of internet and technology. Design/methodology/approach - The paper is based on both quantitative and qualitative methodology. A survey and focus groups took...
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Theory and practice in Human Resource Management (HRM) generally focuses on two levels of analysis: the individual and the organization. However, there is a growing recognition that HRM is manifested within larger environmental settings and several HRM researchers have approached the field with...
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Purpose – This paper attempts to investigate the transformation in the role of the HR function in Greek firms, as a result of the use of internet and technology. Design/methodology/approach – The paper is based on both quantitative and qualitative methodology. A survey and focus groups took...
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