2014
DOI: 10.5465/ambpp.2014.17324abstract
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“…HRM researchers such as Björkman, Ehrnrooth, Mäkelä, Smale, and Sumelius (2014) have started to rediscover the value of structuration theory by applying it to conceptualize intersections between practitioners' views, practices and behaviour to understand the HRM-performance link. Meijerink (2014) conceptualized that employee-organization relationships are constructed and that day-to-day activities emerge from the recurrent actions of employees and managers. In our view, structuration theory can add understanding to multilevel HRM research by conceptualizing the process through which HRM practices become nested within organizations; how HRM effects emerge; and the impact of the various organizational actors on HRM.…”
Section: Structuration Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…HRM researchers such as Björkman, Ehrnrooth, Mäkelä, Smale, and Sumelius (2014) have started to rediscover the value of structuration theory by applying it to conceptualize intersections between practitioners' views, practices and behaviour to understand the HRM-performance link. Meijerink (2014) conceptualized that employee-organization relationships are constructed and that day-to-day activities emerge from the recurrent actions of employees and managers. In our view, structuration theory can add understanding to multilevel HRM research by conceptualizing the process through which HRM practices become nested within organizations; how HRM effects emerge; and the impact of the various organizational actors on HRM.…”
Section: Structuration Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%