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1. Career experiences of Kenyan migrant hotel workers in the UK hotel sector

Creador:: Ndiuini, Ann.
Fecha:: 2019
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Work, Employment and Organisation.

2. High-skilled migrant workers, transnational networks, equality and voice : civil society organisations as new regulatory actors in work and employment

Creador:: Ejiogu, Chibuzo.
Fecha:: 2019 and 2018
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Work, Employment and Organisation.

3. The transnational chains of super-exploitation in the 21st century : the experiences of Haitian workers in Brazil

Creador:: Portes Virginio, Francis Vinicius
Fecha:: 2019
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Work, Employment and Organisation.

4. Emotion in teaching : developing an understanding of the emotional side of teaching through the importance of context and role amongst teachers and classroom assistants in Scottish schools

Creador:: Thomson, Derek Andrew Robb.
Fecha:: 2019
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Work, Employment and Organisation.

5. Leadership-as-communicative-practice : transforming situations through talk and text

Creador:: Buchan, Linda.
Fecha:: 2019
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Work, Employment and Organisation

6. Understanding tourists' holiday destination choices through the construct of perceived value

Creador:: Jailobaev, Temirlan.
Fecha:: 2019
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Marketing.

7. Exploring leadership as it is expressed within professional rugby : the application of Merleau-Ponty's sensual ontology of flesh to organisational practice

Creador:: McConn-Palfreyman, William
Fecha:: 2019
Department, School or Faculty:: Strathclyde Business School. and Department of Work, Employment and Organisation.