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Personnel Review


ISSN: 0048-3486
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Editorial objectives 

Personnel Review aims to provide guidance, based on sound research, for those who practise, tutor, research or study in the field of human resource management by publishing papers which have been subjected to a double-blind refereeing process by at least two referees.

Editorial criteria

There are no priority restrictions on the type of papers submitted for review. Examples of types of papers that would be appropriate are:

Scope/Coverage

Topicality

The fluid state of personnel management means that practitioners and academics need a reliable source of information to keep abreast of new developments. As demands for high employee standards are placed in the context of a crowded labour market, personnel managers can draw on quality information to maximize their chances of successful candidate selection.

Key benefits

By providing a specialized forum for the exchange of ideas and research programmes, the journal offers personnel professionals an international overview, and the opportunity to adapt successful initiatives to their own needs and situations.

Key journal audiences

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Sample Articles

  • Global HRM integration: A knowledge transfer perspective
    Adam Smale
    Volume: 37 Issue: 2; 2008
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  • The effects of employee services on organizational commitment and intentions to quit
    Soo-Hoon Lee, Thomas W. Lee and Choon-Fong Lum
    Volume: 37 Issue: 2; 2008
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