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Wednesday WIP CIRHR work-in-progress seminar

Wednesday WIP with Xavier St-Denis: Should I Stay or Should I go? A Field Experiment Assessing the Consequences of Job Mobility on Future Hiring Prospects

January 22, 2020

Abstract: Practically all workers move from one firm to another at some point in their careers, and a growing body of research has

FRIDAY WIP with Eva Vivalt: Design and Baseline Data for "The Causal Effects of Basic Income: Experimental Evidence from Two U.S. States’"

January 17, 2020

Eva Vivalt, is Wealth and Well-Being Research Fellow and Lecturer at Australian National University

Wednesday WIP with Nita Chhinzer: Expanding explanations for layoffs: A Program of Research in Downsizing

December 11, 2019

Dr.

Pig Work in the Early Middle Ages (Labour and Humanities Seminar)

December 5, 2019

Speakers:

Professor Jamie Kreiner, Department of History, University of Georgia

In the early medieval West, pigs were the only livestock raised exclusively for their meat. But they were no mere commodity.

Wednesday WIP with Santiago Campero: Job Search Strategies of Disadvantaged Workers in Software Engineering

November 13, 2019

Please RSVP to director.cirhr@utoronto.ca

Wednesday WIP with Yao Yao: Navigating through a counter-institution: Determinants and outcomes of professionals’ identity in the online gig economy

October 23, 2019

Professionals are working in an increasingly diverse and fast evolving environment.

Wednesday WIP with Greg Distelhorst: Labor Violations from Overseas Customers? A Research Design Workshop

September 25, 2019

Speakers:

Greg Distelhorst

The CIRHR’s community forum for early-stage research is back for 2019-2020.

WEDNESDAY WIP CIRHR Work-In-Progress Seminar A new venue for discussing early-stage research in our community

Wednesday WIP with Yao Yao: Lawyers as customer service representatives? Deprofessionalized identity of lawyers in the gig economy

April 3, 2019

Speakers:

Yao Yao

Abstract: The online gig economy disrupted many occupations in the past decade, but only more recently has it shown impact in professio

Wednesday WIP with Alycia Damp: New Insights into the Employee-Employer Relationship: Personality and the Psychological Contract

March 6, 2019

Speakers:

Alycia Damp

Abstract: Within the context of employee-employer relationships, the psychological contract reflects a relational bond betw

Slaves and Peasants: Work in the Atlantic World, 1780-1838

March 4, 2019

Speakers:

Dr Padraic X. Scanlan, Assistant Professor, Department of International History, London School of Economics and Political Science

Abstract: The abolition of slavery in Britain's colonial empire, on 1 August 1834, was widely celebrated in Brit

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