• Overcoming barriers to consumer acceptance of 3D-printed foods in the food service sector 

  Ross, Megan M.; Collins, Alan M.; McCarthy, Mary B.; Kelly, Alan L. (Elsevier Ltd., 2022-04-25)

  The purpose of this study is to investigate the potential uptake and inhibitors of 3D-printed food applications in the food service market to provide market salient evidence to inform business investments. An online survey ...
• Towards an understanding of configurational and national influences on international integration in the HR function in MNCs 

  Edwards, Tony; Tregaskis, Olga; McDonnell, Anthony (Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group, 2020-05-27)

  The human resource (HR) function plays a critical role in how multinational companies (MNCs) centralise decision-making or coordinate and exploit expertise internationally. However, there has been limited attention on the ...
• Making sense of incentive experiences: a discourse analysis of middle managers’ accounts 

  Fives, Olive (University College Cork, 2021-06-03)

  Incentives (inducements to motivate performance) are a pervasive and persistent feature of middle management compensation in spite of on-going challenges to their efficacy, cost, and more recently, their impact on employees. ...
• Multi-party working relationships in the gig economy: examining the experiences of app-workers and the role of algorithmic management 

  Duggan, James (University College Cork, 2021-03)

  The gig economy has emerged as a significant theme of debate in the world of work. Gig work is non-standard in nature and facilitated by digital platform organisations who use algorithmic technologies to intermediate between ...
• Shifting sands: Actor role and identity reconfigurations in service systems 

  Gummerus, Johanna; O'Loughlin, Deirdre; Kelleher, Carol; Peñaloza, Lisa (Elsevier Inc., 2021-08-20)

  Building on previous actor-to-actor perspectives in service systems, this study mapped the dialectic trajectory of actor role and identity transitions in the context of family caregiving. The study employed the theoretical ...

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