World of Work Network: Call for Papers

by | Nov 8, 2017

Researching on the topic of work, employment or industrial relations? A postgraduate or early career researcher? Interested in interdisciplinary research? Then this could be the network for you!

What is this network?

The World of Work is an interdisciplinary research network bringing together postgraduate/doctoral and early career researchers from across the social sciences working on and around the areas of Work and Employment. The network aims to help share and explore existing as well as new dimensions of the “world of work” by facilitating interactions and learning from each other’s research in a multi-disciplinary context.

What are you up to?

We are organising a world of work conference, on Friday 13th April at Bristol University. The call for papers can be found here.

How can I find out more?

To get involved, email hello@worldofworknetwork.co.uk to be added to our membership list.

To find out more, check out our website www.worldofworknetwork.co.uk. You can also find us on Facebook (World of Work Research Network) or follow us on Twitter – @worldofwork2.

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