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Brunel University Research Archive(BURA) preserves and enables easy and open access to all
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‘They view HRM as obstructive rather than helpful’: HRM devolution in flexibility i-deal negotiations for women in international law firms See

Flexible work arrangements (FWAs) have garnered significant attention over the past four decades for promoting work-life integration. This paper extends theorisation of individualised flexible work arrangements (flexibility i-deals), which are bespoke agreements negotiated between employees and employers. While...

Megatrends affecting the world of work: Implications for human resource management See

Purpose: The purpose of the anthology is to explore how major societal shifts or “megatrends” are impacting the world of work and to provide guidance for human resource management (HRM) professionals. Design/methodology/approach: The anthology adopts a varied ...

Policy Directions: Bridging Intersectional Feminist Research and Policy in Work and Organization See

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Returning to Work After Divorce: Gendered Experiences of Street-Level Bureaucrats in Egypt See

This study adopts a phenomenon‐based approach and conducts two rounds of interviews with 40 street‐level bureaucrats in the Egyptian public sector to explore the experiences of divorced female and male bureaucrats returning to work after divorce, as well as the impact of divorce on...

From Pipe Dream to Meaningful Action: How MNEs Can Deliver Decent Work See

Multinational enterprises (MNEs) wield significant power to shape labor conditions across borders. Yet, despite their reach, many continue to reproduce exploitative practices through outsourcing and fragmented supply chains. Drawing on research across multiple marginalized segments of the workforce, we...

Particle transformers for identifying Lorentz-boosted Higgs bosons decaying to a pair of W bosons See

A novel deep neural network classifier, a “particle transformer” (ParT), is introduced for the identification of highly Lorentz-boosted resonances reconstructed as single, multipronged jets in measurements and searches performed by the CMS Collaboration at the CERN LHC. Based on a self-attention&...

Classifying Cognitive Profiles Using Machine Learning with Privileged Information in Mild Cognitive Impairment See

Early diagnosis of dementia is critical for assessing disease progression and potential treatment. State-or-the-art machine learning techniques have been increasingly employed to take on this diagnostic task. In this study, we employed Generalized Matrix Learning Vector Quantization (GMLVQ) classifiers...

Investigating age‐related neural compensation during emotion perception using electroencephalography See

Previous research suggests declines in emotion perception in older as compared to younger adults, but the underlying neural mechanisms remain unclear. Here, we address this by investigating how “face-age” and “face emotion intensity” affect both younger and older participants’ behavioural and...

AI-Driven Digital Transformation in HE Marketing: Opportunities and Challenges in Student Recruitment See

The digital transformation in higher education (HE) marketing has accelerated rapidly after the artificial intelligence (AI) advancement, especially through the integration of generative AI technologies. Institutions are increasingly relying on these innovations to enhance outreach, personalization, and operati...

Factors associated with the use of UK emergency services in children and young people with intellectual developmental disabilities See

Background: Children and young people (CYP) with intellectual developmental disabilities (IDD) experience substantial health needs and higher healthcare utilisation compared with the general paediatric population. However, factors affecting the emergency healthcare use among children with IDD ...

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