2010
DOI: 10.3917/ror.051.0030
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L'employabilité à l'épreuve de la RSE ou la RSE à l'épreuve de l'emploi ?

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“…This requires a distinction to be made between relative employability, which affects the worker's productivity, and absolute employability, which characterises the labour market environment. From this perspective, (Dietrich, 2006) argues that even if the ability to reintegrate into employment involves the individual (his or her skills, resources in terms of training, professional experience, social relations), it also depends on the labour market (its cyclical and sectoral hazards, changes in jobs and occupations, selection criteria) and its privileged players. Thus, employability does not only involve individuals and their characteristics, it must also take into account the characteristics of the labour market.…”
Section: Empirical Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This requires a distinction to be made between relative employability, which affects the worker's productivity, and absolute employability, which characterises the labour market environment. From this perspective, (Dietrich, 2006) argues that even if the ability to reintegrate into employment involves the individual (his or her skills, resources in terms of training, professional experience, social relations), it also depends on the labour market (its cyclical and sectoral hazards, changes in jobs and occupations, selection criteria) and its privileged players. Thus, employability does not only involve individuals and their characteristics, it must also take into account the characteristics of the labour market.…”
Section: Empirical Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dans une certaine mesure, la critique « éthique-disciplinaire » est disciplinaire. Dans cette entreprise critique, trois voies sont ouvertes : d'abord, celle qui consiste à penser la GRH comme champ théorique distinct et propose de structurer certains de ses sous-champs, à l'image de la critique structurante du champ de la GRH internationale réalisée par Cazal (2000) ou du travail similaire réalisé par Beaupré et al (2008) dans le contexte de la GRH responsable et durable, mais aussi du questionnement d'autres champs disciplinaires à partir de la GRH (Dietrich, 2010 ;Dietrich et Pigeyre, 2014). Ces travaux sont séminaux et structurent le champ de la GRH par l'exercice d'une forme de réflexivité disciplinaire.…”
Section: Une Critique Citoyenne Engagéeunclassified