International Journal of Manpower
1980 - 2026
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2026, month September, vol 47
- The impact of China's hukou system reform on educational job mismatch among urban migrants pp. 893-910

- Qi Ding, Sholeh A. Maani and Le Wen
- A gender perspective on language skills and employability: evidence from German-speaking youth in Kosovo pp. 953-969

- Vjosa Hamiti, Albulena Shala and Era Hamiti
- Navigating employment: analysing Ukrainian refugee workforce integration in Europe one-year post-exodus pp. 991-1008

- Nita Chhinzer, Akierah D. Binns and Anna Didenko
- Greening the labour market: how decarbonization reshapes wages for women and skilled workers in Taiwan pp. 1029-1047

- Yu-cheng Lai
- From boundaryless work to labor-market adjustment: a multistage model of overtime pay insecurity, pay-related distress and mobility intentions pp. 1048-1069

- Kuang-Hsien Wang
- Cross-national evidence on the HR impact of AI assimilation: mediating roles of knowledge and culture pp. 1070-1086

- Heungsok Cha
2026, month August, vol 47
- What you have makes you healthy: the effect of digital skills on the mental health of rural migrant workers pp. 872-892

- Shoulin Fang
- The paradox of human capital? Gendered precarious labor in the Korean Confucian gender regime pp. 913-936

- Seo-Young Byun and Min-Ji Ma
- Green HRM and green creativity: mediating roles of dynamic capabilities and engagement pp. 937-952

- Riaz Ahmed, Qurat-Ul-Ain Mahmood, Muhammad Shakil Ahmad, Kate Davis and Neil Turner
- Delayed retirement policy attitudes and employee work engagement: evidence from Chinese employees pp. 973-990

- Yunxue Deng and Xin Yong
- ESG practices and firm performance: E-S mediation and executive-board heterogeneity pp. 1009-1028

- Lai Wan Hooi
2026, month July, vol 47
- Job tasks and wage differentials between urban and rural migrant workers: new evidence from China pp. 833-851

- Yanan Li, Qianyun Xie and Aolong Liu
- Unemployment benefits and job finding: evidence from Spain’s policy reforms across the business cycle pp. 852-871

- Ana M. Silva, José M. Arranz and Carlos García-Serrano
2026, month June, vol 47
- Fat pay gaps: wage consequences of overweight and obesity by sexual orientation pp. 615-635

- Maryam Dilmaghani, Rabiul Islam and Vurain Tabvuma
2026, month May, vol 47
- Intra-firm pay dispersion and firm performance: incentive for current or sorting of prospective workers pp. 133-151

- Katja Zajc Kejžar and Nina Ponikvar
- Gig crafting: conceptualization, scale development, and cross-country validation through a multi-study approach pp. 152-170

- Sari Mansour
- Earnings effects of educational mismatch in New Zealand: evidence over a decade pp. 171-191

- Ishari Madukala Jayasinghege and Min Bai
- Unveiling the labour market and social security perspectives of ageing: a systematic review pp. 555-570

- Jaya Sarkar and Sushil Kumar Rai
- Labor outsourcing and corporate human capital investment pp. 573-593

- Ying Wu
- Psychological capital and intention to stay in UAE telecom: the roles of job satisfaction and work engagement pp. 594-614

- Ammar Alshamsi, Kamarul Zaman Bin Ahmad, Mohamed H. Behery, Ibrahim Tabche and Osama Khassawneh
- From branding to voice: how employees co-create the employer brand pp. 636-654

- Naman Dubey, Muhammad Vasil, Murugan Pattusamy and Tulika Srivastava
2026, month April, vol 47
- The effects of early marriage on female human capital formation in Kyrgyzstan: a micro econometric analysis pp. 463-479

- Büşra Doğan Günal and Ömer Tuğsal Doruk
- Does employment protection affect wages, inequality, and unemployment? Theory and evidence pp. 480-502

- Tolga Aksoy and Burak Ünveren
- The impact of place attachment on return migration intention: a moderated mediation study pp. 503-519

- Thuy Thu Nguyen
- The impact of aging on labor productivity: integrating the human capital perspective pp. 520-537

- Xuyang Du, Conghui Bai and Lingli Guo
- Revolutionizing work or eroding well-being? The impact of technical demand on older employees' health in digital work transformation pp. 538-554

- Jiannan Li and Bocong Yuan
2026, month March, vol 47
- Employees' environmental initiative participation: the role of values, ecological worldview and cost-benefit perceptions pp. 62-82

- Stuart Allen, Jako Volschenk and Jeremias J. de Klerk
- Institutional quality and the effect of remittances on unemployment: evidence from Africa pp. 83-100

- Dennis Boahene Osei, Emmanuel Opoku, Kwasi Poku and Daniel Domeher
- Why do more productive firms pay workers more? Evidence from Egypt pp. 101-132

- Caroline Krafft and Ragui Assaad
- Unemployment spiral created by internal migration in Türkiye: a regional analysis pp. 366-388

- Şerife Akinci Tok and Kadir Y. Eryiğit
- Data factor market construction and firm labor income share: a quasi-natural experimental analysis based on China's data trading platforms pp. 389-402

- Yutian Zhao, Yanjie Wang and Chuang Li
- Technological progress, occupational structure and gender gaps in the German labour market pp. 403-422

- Ronald Bachmann and Myrielle Gonschor
- Strategic deviations and firm employment decisions – empirical evidence from China pp. 425-443

- Yihan Guo and Gongyan Yang
- Impact of innovative climate on cultural diversity perceptions and organizational commitment in multinational enterprises: the moderating role of workplace formalization pp. 444-462

- Peerayuth Charoensukmongkol and Xiaoyun Guang
2026, month February, vol 47
- Igniting innovation: how managerial training drives patent propensity pp. 35-61

- Roberto Gabriele, Eleonora Pierucci, Marco Sforza and Oksana Tokarchuk
- Digital skills, gender, employment and wages in the Egyptian labor market pp. 283-305

- Mina Sami
- Labour market entry and integration of refugees in Austria pp. 306-344

- Stefan Jestl and Marina Tverdostup
- Social media and cybervetting in recruitment: examining personality perceptions and platform influence on job seekers pp. 345-365

- Shipra Agrawal and Shameem Shagirbasha
2026, month January, vol 47
- Technological change and returns to training pp. 18-34

- Roman Klauser and Marcus Tamm
- Employers' beliefs and hiring preferences for older workers: insights from Singapore pp. 257-282

- Zeewan Lee, Hui Foh Foong, Xinyi Chen, Joelle H. Fong and Leng Leng Thang
2026, month November
- I want to stay where I am: the relationship between work stress and labor commitment revisited pp. 1-18

- Carlos Gamero-Burón and Dolores García-Crespo Mª
- Unlocking creativity with artificial intelligence: field and experimental evidence on human resource management in the ready-made garments industry pp. 1-26

- Md Helal Miah and Ripon Roy
- Work engagement and mental well-being in the ICT age: investigating the role of job resources among white-collar workers in Europe pp. 1-19

- Ieva Urbanavičiūtė, Jurgita Lazauskaitė-Zabielskė, Arūnas Žiedelis and Rita Jakštienė
- The risk of sexual harassment of teleworkers: organizational and individual influences pp. 1-19

- Imanol Nuñez, Andrea Ollo-López and Salomé Goñi-Legaz
- Trapped and thwarted: career plateaus, organizational obstruction and their impact on goals, distress and withdrawal pp. 1-16

- Saima Naseer, Dave Bouckenooghe, Fauzia Syed and Sana Hameed
2026, month October
- Brain drain-economic growth nexus: rethinking growth challenges in emerging countries pp. 1-17

- Faruk Mike, İbrahim Ethem Akyıldız and Oktay Kızılkaya
- Place-based industrial policy and firm-level skill upgrading: evidence from China's demonstration bases for new industrialization pp. 1-17

- Tao Zhang, Ridong Hu and Xiaoyu Li
- When algorithmic HRM signals backfire: contestability thresholds in gig worker sensemaking pp. 1-18

- Duy Phan Khanh and Thanh Tiep Le
- Tools of the trade: AI and the restructuring of the experience premium pp. 1-18

- Eric Shaunn Mattingly, Steven J. Hyde and Andrew S. Manikas
- From behavior to burnout and moral distress: the costs of low performance and turnover intentions through a serial mediation process pp. 1-18

- Samira A. Sariraei, Or Shkoler, Denis Chênevert, Christian Vandenberghe and Colleen Grady
- Staying attached: short-time work and worker retention during COVID-19 pp. 1-18

- Stefan Angel, Rainer Eppel, Ulrike Huemer and Helmut Mahringer
- Education, household production and female labor supply in West Africa pp. 1-19

- Monsoï Kenneth Colombiano Kponou
- Inclusive leadership and extra-role customer service behaviours: the mediating role of work adjustment and the boundary conditions of social well-being and perceived service climate pp. 1-19

- Jasim Almaazmi, Faridahwati Mohd-Shamsudin, Shaker Bani-Melhem and Mohd Ahmad Al-Hawari
2026, month September
- Gender differences in the relationship between high-performance work system bundles and job satisfaction pp. 1-26

- Laura Romero-Domínguez, Daniel Dorta-Afonso and Manuel González- de-la-Rosa
- Routine task intensity and overeducation persistence: evidence from individual-level panel data pp. 1-17

- Leszek Wincenciak and Gabriela Grotkowska
- The association between sustainable leadership, employee work-related attitudes and economic outcomes pp. 1-20

- Kevin Baird and Nuraddeen Abubakar Nuhu
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