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International Conference on Economics and Human Resource Management

📅 2–3 Jan 2027 📍 Lagos, Nigeria 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the alignment of human resource practices with organizational strategy to enhance performance. It emphasizes the role of HR in driving business success through effective talent management and organizational culture.

This session focuses on the interplay between labor market fluctuations and economic indicators. Researchers are invited to present studies that analyze how economic changes impact employment patterns and workforce dynamics.

This track examines the relationship between employee engagement initiatives and overall organizational performance. Papers should investigate best practices for fostering engagement and its measurable effects on productivity.

This session addresses the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Contributions should highlight innovative strategies that organizations can implement to create a more inclusive work environment.

This track focuses on the economic implications of investing in human capital through education and training. Papers should explore how skill development contributes to economic growth and competitiveness.

This session investigates effective performance management systems and their role in employee development. Researchers are encouraged to present frameworks that link performance metrics to career advancement.

This track explores how globalization influences human resource management practices across different cultures. Papers should analyze the challenges and opportunities faced by HR professionals in a globalized economy.

This session examines the application of behavioral economics principles to HR practices. Contributions should focus on how understanding human behavior can enhance decision-making in recruitment, retention, and employee motivation.

This track focuses on the impact of technological innovations on the workforce and HR practices. Papers should explore how automation and digital tools are reshaping job roles and HR functions.

This session addresses the ethical considerations and corporate social responsibility initiatives within human resource management. Researchers are invited to discuss frameworks for integrating ethical practices into HR policies.

This track explores the intersection of economic theories and human resource strategies. Papers should analyze how economic models can inform HR decision-making and policy formulation.