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Presentations

Here you find the presentations the research group provides on conferences and workshops:

Work-Home Interference by Josje Dikkers
ACCR by Claartje Vinkenburg
Age, Psychological contracts and job attitudes door Matthijs Bal
HRM practices, age and individual worker outcomes by Dorien Kooij
Cultural Intelligence by Riana van den Bergh
Global mindsets for global careers by Wim den Dekker

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