June 4, 2024Employee Relations

COVID-19 and human resource management: status, trends and research directions

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LSLeena SachdevaO. P. Jindal Global University LJLalatendu Kesari JenaDivision of Human Resource Management GBGaurav Kumar BadhotiyaIndian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

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Bibliometric analysis uncovers six core research clusters and thematic shifts in human resource management literature, highlighting the need for increased research in developing nations.

Key Points

Research on the pandemic across organizational settings revealed six major themes, centered on crisis management, employee resilience, and strategic human resource leadership.
A two-tier bibliometric analysis examined 505 Scopus-indexed articles through citation analysis and network analysis, mapping evolving themes across global workplaces.
Content analysis and thematic mapping highlight the urgent need for cross-cultural studies, urging stronger collaboration from researchers in developing and emerging nations.

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Sachdeva et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6635ab6db6435875f0037 https://doi.org/10.1108/er-11-2023-0582

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June 4, 2024Employee Relations

COVID-19 and human resource management: status, trends and research directions

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LSLeena SachdevaO. P. Jindal Global University LJLalatendu Kesari JenaDivision of Human Resource Management GBGaurav Kumar BadhotiyaIndian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

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Implication

Bibliometric analysis uncovers six core research clusters and thematic shifts in human resource management literature, highlighting the need for increased research in developing nations.

Key Points

Research on the pandemic across organizational settings revealed six major themes, centered on crisis management, employee resilience, and strategic human resource leadership.
A two-tier bibliometric analysis examined 505 Scopus-indexed articles through citation analysis and network analysis, mapping evolving themes across global workplaces.
Content analysis and thematic mapping highlight the urgent need for cross-cultural studies, urging stronger collaboration from researchers in developing and emerging nations.

Cite This Study

Sachdeva et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6635ab6db6435875f0037 https://doi.org/10.1108/er-11-2023-0582

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