Employer branding in the global hotel industry: A strategic approach for competitiveness and talent management

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Osinaike, A. 2025. Employer branding in the global hotel industry: A strategic approach for competitiveness and talent management.

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Authors	Osinaike, A.
Type	Conference paper
Contributors	Paliś, B
Keywords	Employer branding; Talent management; Hospitality sector
Year	2025
Conference	33rd Council for Hospitality Management Education (CHME) 20-23 May. University of Essex, UK
Related URL	https://www.essex.ac.uk/events/2025/05/20/council-for-hospitality-management-education-conference
Deposited	03 Sep 2025

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