Conferences

IES staff are very active beyond the commissioned project work they do, with national and international speaking and chairing engagements.

See any of our researchers’ individual activities on their profile pages.

 


  • Getting the People Bit Right

    Garrow V, IQPC 5th International HR in M&A Conference, London, January 2000

  • Facing the downturn: how organisations survive and prosper

    Reilly P, HRM Learning Conference "The Phoenix Effect""

  • A policy for people

    Hirsh W, Ministry of Defence Personnel Director’s Conference, Sunningdale, November 1999

  • Pay Systems and Performance: Enhancing Manufacturing Competitiveness through Innovative Human Resource Practices

    Cox A, EEF Annual Conference, London, November 1999

  • The Challenge of the Self-Managed Career

    Hirsh W, Kingston University Business School seminar, Kingston University Business School, November 1999

  • Saying 'Welcome is not enough-women, information systems and equity in work' Working paper presented at British Academy of Management conference 'Managing Diversity

    Miller L, Halligan J, Hutchinson C, Keller L, Kornbrot D, Wood TA, Gender, Organisation and Management stream, Manchester, September 1999

  • Saying 'Welcome is not enough-women, information systems and equity in work' Working paper presented at British Academy of Management conference 'Managing Diversity

    Miller L, Halligan J, Hutchinson C, Keller L, Kornbrot D, Wood TA, Gender, Organisation and Management stream, Faculty of Business and Law, Central Queensland University, September 1999

  • Fairness at Work - Perceptions of Shop Floor Justice in SMEs in the Engineering Sector

    Cox A, WERC Seminar, University of Bath, July 1999

  • Ensuring Succession for the future: staying ahead

    Hirsh W, Henley Learning Partnership Development Forum, Henley Management College, July 1999

  • The self-employed and lifetime incomes: successful entrepreneurs of a new group of ‘working poor’? Evidence from the UK

    Meager N, Self-employment in advanced economies, Mannheim Centre for European Research, Mannheim, July 1999