Institutions or resources and capabilities? Explaining engagement in European sectoral social dialogue

Designing a Model and Assessing the Capabilities of Audit Institutions in Promoting Social Trust

Increasing the number of audit firms and increasing the level of expectations and environmental changes make the issue of competition among audit firms more complex and reveal the levels of information for users and stakeholders more dynamic. The role of audit firms is considered to be critical to the promotion of social trust, and institutions that do not have the ability to compete in this fi...

Sectoral social dialogue at EU level: Current issues and prospects

In spring 2010 the Commission will issue its most recent Communication on social dialogues focusing this time exclusively on sectoral social dialogues (SSD). We take this official declaration of political plans and outline of future procedural structuring as the opportunity to elaborate on more recent developments and perspectives with a focus on sectoral social dialogues. In other words, where...

explaining the role of job resources and personal resources in employees work engagement

in a past decade concept of employee enagagement has attracted the attention of human resources and organizational behavior reserachers and practitioners. this research aims to study the role of job resources (autonomy, social support, feedback, supervisory coaching, and opportunities for development) and personal resources (self- efficacy, proactive personality, conscientious trait) on work en...

Social talk capabilities for dialogue systems

Small talk capabilities are an important but very challenging extension to dialogue systems. Small talk (or “social talk”) refers to a kind of conversation, which does not focus on the exchange of information, but on the negotiation of social roles and situations. Small talk is often not as limited in topics and content as so-called “task talk”, meaning conversations regarding a specific task o...

Explaining European Union engagement with potential new member states