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Tracy Scurry
Tracy Scurry
Professor of Work and Employment, Newcastle University Business School, UK
E-mail megerősítve itt: ncl.ac.uk - Kezdőlap
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Under‐employment among recent graduates: A review of the literature
T Scurry, J Blenkinsopp
Personnel Review, 2011
1762011
Career capital development of self-initiated expatriates in Qatar: Cosmopolitan globetrotters, experts and outsiders
JK Rodriguez, T Scurry
The International Journal of Human Resource Management 25 (7), 1046-1067, 2014
1352014
Narratives of identity of self‐initiated expatriates in Qatar
T Scurry, JK Rodriguez, S Bailouni
Career Development International, 2013
1222013
Homebased work: a review of research into themes, directions and implications
S Tietze, G Musson, T Scurry
Personnel Review 38 (6), 585-604, 2009
1052009
Critical perspectives on graduate employability
C Burke, T Scurry, J Blenkinsopp, K Graley
Graduate employability in context: Theory, research and debate, 87-107, 2017
942017
The role of the psychological contract in shaping graduate experiences: a study of public sector talent management programmes in the UK and Australia
M Clarke, T Scurry
The International Journal of Human Resource Management 31 (8), 965-991, 2020
902020
Navigating the graduate labour market: the impact of social class on student understandings of graduate careers and the graduate labour market
C Burke, T Scurry, J Blenkinsopp
Studies in Higher Education 45 (8), 1711-1722, 2020
882020
Female and foreign: An intersectional exploration of the experiences of skilled migrant women in Qatar
JK Rodriguez, T Scurry
Gender, Work & Organization 26 (4), 480-500, 2019
572019
“Hey GRINGO!”: the HR challenge of graduates in non‐graduate occupations
J Blenkinsopp, T Scurry
Personnel Review 36 (4), 623-637, 2007
472007
International and widening participation students’ experience of higher education, UK
Y Taylor, T Scurry
European Societies 13 (4), 583-606, 2011
35*2011
Graduate Recruitment in SMEs
L Sear, T Scurry, J Swail, S Down
Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, United Kingdom, 2012
16*2012
‘Are they out to get us?’Power and the ‘recognition’of the subject through a ‘lean’work regime
E Mackenzie, T McGovern, A Small, C Hicks, T Scurry
Organization Studies 42 (11), 1721-1740, 2021
132021
GLOBAL CAREERS: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM
T Scurry, J Blenkinsopp, A Hay
Reiss, C. and Baruch, Y., (2012) Careers without Borders, 31 - 54, 2012
12*2012
Networks amongst Syrians: Situated migrant positionalities and the impact on relational embedding
F Speed, T Scurry, P Edward, M Moufahim
Social Inclusion 9 (4), 243-253, 2021
112021
Graduate Resilience: A review of the literature and future research agenda
C Burke, T Scurry
SRHE Research Awards, 2019
112019
Exploring issues of underemployment and authenticity in early career
J Blenkinsopp, T Scurry, A Hay
Searching for authenticity 43, 2015
11*2015
Navigating dual-careers: the challenge for professional couples
T Scurry, M Clarke
Personnel Review 51 (7), 1823-1840, 2022
92022
Maintaining the promise without killing the dream: Developing resilience for future ‘graduate’careers
T Scurry, C Burke, J Blenkinsopp, A Smart
Journal of the National Institute for Career Education and Counselling 44 (1 …, 2020
92020
The global talent challenge of self-initiated expatriates
JK Rodriguez, T Scurry
Global talent management: Challenges, strategies, and opportunities, 93-105, 2014
92014
Improving services. Balancing lives? A multiple stakeholder perspective on the work-life balance discourse
S Tietze, G Musson, T Scurry
Work Life Integration: International Perspectives on the Balancing of …, 2006
62006
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