Talent management in the UK higher education institutions - setting a research agenda

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Okonkwo, O. 2015. Talent management in the UK higher education institutions - setting a research agenda.
AuthorsOkonkwo, O.
TypeConference paper
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As the changing landscape of UK higher education sector is propelling a transition towards greater competition among higher education institutions (HEIs), talent management is increasingly recognised as one of the most important human resource management issues in many of these higher education institutions. Yet, the nature of talent management in the UK HEIs has rarely been investigated. This paper evaluates the prospects of implementing talent management in the HE sector, with the aim of setting an agenda for an empirical research project on ‘Talent Management in the UK HEIs’

Year2015
ConferenceEIASM's 4th Workshop on Talent Management
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Deposited25 May 2016
Accepted24 Sep 2015
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