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Amy M. WarrenAssociate Professor, Faculty of Business, Memorial University of Newfoundland Verified email at mun.ca Cited by 332 |
Understanding nurses' work: Exploring the links between changing work, labour relations, workload, stress, retention and recruitment
SM Hart, AM Warren - Economic and Industrial Democracy, 2015 - journals.sagepub.com
This article enhances our understanding of nurses’ work as they see it, in an exploration of
the links between changing work, the labour relations climate, workload, stress, retention and …
the links between changing work, the labour relations climate, workload, stress, retention and …
Distal goal and proximal goal transfer of training interventions in an executive education program
This study assessed transfer from a customized executive training program involving 89 public
sector employees. Participants who set a distal goal had higher self‐efficacy than those in …
sector employees. Participants who set a distal goal had higher self‐efficacy than those in …
Performance management in unionized settings
While many employees in the industrial world work in unionized workplaces, the field has
often failed to fully examine human resource management (HRM) practices in unionized …
often failed to fully examine human resource management (HRM) practices in unionized …
Bridge employment: Understanding the expectations and experiences of bridge employees
B Mazumdar, AM Warren… - Human Resource …, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
While there is a growing tendency among present day retirees to engage in bridge jobs
before their final exit from the labour force, limited academic attention is directed towards …
before their final exit from the labour force, limited academic attention is directed towards …
Youth employability training: Two experiments
… Amy M. Warren is an assistant professor of human resource management and labour
relations with the Faculty of Business at Memorial University in St John's, Newfoundland …
relations with the Faculty of Business at Memorial University in St John's, Newfoundland …
Retirement decisions in the context of the abolishment of mandatory retirement
AM Warren, E Kevin Kelloway - International Journal of Manpower, 2010 - emerald.com
Purpose – The purpose of this study is to use the theory of planned behavior to test a
structural model of retirement timing intentions of older workers in Canada following the …
structural model of retirement timing intentions of older workers in Canada following the …
Extending the understanding of bridge employment: A critical analysis
Purpose Few studies aim to uniquely conceptualize the experiences of bridge employees
after they enter the workforce. Supported by the psychological contract theory and the self-…
after they enter the workforce. Supported by the psychological contract theory and the self-…
The effects of different behavioral goals on transfer from a management development program
The present field study examined transfer from a training program that focused on interpersonal
skills for public‐sector management development participants (n = 172). Using a quasi‐…
skills for public‐sector management development participants (n = 172). Using a quasi‐…
Evaluation of transfer of training in a sample of union and management participants: a comparison of two self-management techniques
We examined transfer from a training intervention in a management-development programme
that focused on general management skills. Our sample included union (n = 57) and non-…
that focused on general management skills. Our sample included union (n = 57) and non-…
The new meaning of retirement for bridge employees: Situating bridge employment through the lens of the Kaleidoscope Career Model
B Mazumdar, AM Warren… - Human Resource …, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Retirees re‐entering the workforce, popularly termed as bridge employment, is a phenomenon
that is anticipated to increase in the coming years. Though research establishes that …
that is anticipated to increase in the coming years. Though research establishes that …