New Zealand Journal of Employment Relations

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Special issue on the Coalition Government's first half of its term Erling Rasmussen & Bernard F. Walker	2025	0 citations
Managers’ attitudes towards giving negative feedback in Aotearoa New Zealand Rafael Gonzalez-Montero & Elena Maydell	2025	0 citations
Immigration challenges and changes in New Zealand: Contemporary policy issues Paul Spoonley	2025	0 citations
The coalition government during 2023-2025: Economic policies and labour market changes Erling Juel Rasmussen	2025	0 citations
Beyond the binary: Time for a broader approach to employment status Lynne Coker et al.	2025	0 citations
The impact of AMO-enhancing high performance work system perceptions on employee turnover intentions: A mediation by affective commitment Narendra Prasad et al.	2025	0 citations
Job Demands and Resources Predict Flourishing and Turnover Intentions Ceara Nicolls et al.	2024	1 citations
Experiences and attitudes toward working remotely from home in a time of pandemic: A snapshot from a New Zealand-based online survey Edgar Pacheco	2024	1 citations
Future Labour Market Prospects of Youth Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) Yonatan Dinku	2024	1 citations
Brown glass ceiling career inequalities? Empirical evidence from Samoans in New Zealand Maulupeivao Betty Ofe-Grant	2024	1 citations
Utilising vignettes as prompts in semi-structured interviewing for employment relations research Zoё M J Port et al.	2024	1 citations
Multi-employer bargaining in New Zealand within the rise and fall of labour market neoliberalism David Peetz	2024	0 citations
Covid-19 Part 2: A Lot Happened But What Will Change? Bernard Walker	2024	0 citations
Contents Page: NZJER, 2024, 48(1) Covid-19, Work and Employment Special Issue Bernard Walker	2024	0 citations
Contents Page: NZJER, 2024, 48(2) General Issue NZJER	2024	0 citations
Research note: The strategic use of digital learning solutions for employee development: implications for employee relations Munaal Abdali et al.	2024	0 citations
The major parties: National’s and Labour’s employment relations policies Bernard Walker et al.	2023	3 citations
The evolving role of the Employment Relations Authority Te Ratonga Ahumana Taimahi in the age of pandemia Andrew Dallas	2023	1 citations
Research note: Empirical analysis of ethnic pay gaps in New Zealand Bill Cochrane & Gail Pacheco	2023	1 citations
Voices from the ‘Margins’ of a Pandemic: Impact of a Lack of Employee Voice on Health and Safety for Community Support Workers During COVID-19 Fiona Hurd et al.	2023	1 citations

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