This edited volume explores how work and workers have changed with resulting implications for organizational practice.
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Brian Hoffman is Professor and Chair of the Industrial-Organizational Psychology Program at the University of Georgia, USA, and Fellow of the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology.
Mindy Shoss is Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Central Florida, USA, and Honorary Fellow of Australian Catholic University, Australia.
Lauren A. Wegman graduated from the University of Georgia, USA, where her research focus was the changing nature of work. She now works in the people analytics field.
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