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MIT Sloan School of Management

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MIT has conducted critical research on the processes and policies of work and employment since the 1937 founding of the MIT Industrial Relations Section. Two groups focused on this area of study have recently come together, merging of the Institute for Work and Employment Research (IWER) and the Organization Studies Group to form the Work and Organization Studies Group (WOS).

This highly collaborative and interdisciplinary group investigates employment relations, how people create organizational structures, processes, and practices, and how the design of organizations influences individual, group, and societal behavior. Their work integrates theories from business, sociology, psychology, political science, history, anthropology, and other disciplines.

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  • 2 days ago

    Post-Doctoral Position in Work and Organization Studies

    MIT Sloan School of Management - Cambridge, MA, United States
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    We are pleased to announce plans to award up to two two-year postdoctoral fellowships in the Work and Organizations Studies (WOS) group at MIT Sloan. Ideal candidates will have recently completed a PhD or be near completion with a research agenda relevant to management. Degrees may be in psychology, sociology, organizational behavior, organizational theory, or related social science and management fields. The fellowships provide an opportunity to continue research within the WOS intellectual ...

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  • 2 days ago

    Post-Doctoral Position in Work and Organization Studies

    MIT Sloan School of Management - Cambridge, MA, United States
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    We are pleased to announce plans to award up to two two-year postdoctoral fellowships in the Work and Organizations Studies (WOS) group at MIT Sloan. Ideal candidates will have recently completed a PhD or be near completion with a research agenda relevant to management. Degrees may be in psychology, sociology, organizational behavior, organizational theory, or related social science and management fields. The fellowships provide an opportunity to continue research within the WOS intellectual ...

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