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Last updated: 11/06/09

Research

The Working Lives Research Institute is an inter-disciplinary centre specialising in the world of work. We have grouped our research interests and projects here under a range of broad research themes.

Inevitably, given the breadth of our interests, some of the projects appear under more than one theme. In addition, some projects have more developed websites of their own, which we highlight in the frist list below. To read more about the research we have conducted or are conducting on any specific theme area just click on the appropriate theme on the left of the screen or select from the list below. You will then be asked to select either 'Current Projects', or 'Archived Projects'.

Research Project Websites

 

Research Themes:

Ageing workforce - Agency workers - Discrimination - Employee voice - Gender - History - Identities - Industrial Relations - London - Migrant Workers - Political Economy - Productivity - Racism - Refugees - Remuneration - Restructuring - Skills - Small and medium sized firms - Sustainability - Trade Unions - Union Learning

Research Ethics

Working Lives adheres to a strict ethics policy when doing research. Dr Sian Moore is Deputy Chair of the Social Sciences Research Ethics Review Panel for London Metropolitan University. Go to this page to view the most up to date research ethics policy.

 

Research Themes

Project Name

Ageing workforce

Agency workers

Discrimination

Employee Voice

Gender

History

Identities

Industrial Relations

London

Migrant Workers

Political Economy

Productivity

Racism

Refugees

Remuneration

Restructuring

Skills

Small and medium sized firms

Sustainability

Trade Unions

Union learning


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