NOLEGEIN Journal of Human Resource Management & Development

NOLEGEIN Journal of Human Resource Management & Development [2581-9461(e)] is a peer-reviewed hybrid open-access journal launched in 2018 that provides a platform to discuss new issues in the area of Global HR. The journal also seeks to advance the quality of research by publishing papers introducing or elaborating on Human Resource Maintenance and Retention.

• Strategic Human Resource Management: Research on the alignment of human resource practices with organizational strategy, workforce planning, HR policy, organizational capability, competitive advantage, and the strategic contribution of people management to business performance.
• Talent Acquisition, Staffing, and Workforce Planning: Studies on recruitment, selection, employer branding, onboarding, workforce forecasting, staffing models, succession pipelines, hiring technologies, and evidence-based approaches to attracting and deploying talent.
• Employee Training, Learning, and Development: Research on training needs assessment, competency development, reskilling, upskilling, leadership development, digital learning, experiential learning, career development, organizational learning, and evaluation of learning outcomes.
• Performance Management and Employee Development: Studies on performance appraisal, continuous feedback, goal setting, competency assessment, coaching, performance improvement, employee development plans, productivity, and performance management systems.
• Compensation, Rewards, and Benefits: Research on salary structures, incentive systems, variable pay, performance-linked compensation, employee benefits, pay equity, reward strategy, total rewards, and the relationship between compensation and employee motivation or retention.
• Employee Engagement, Commitment, and Retention: Studies on employee engagement, organizational commitment, job involvement, retention strategies, turnover intention, employee experience, motivation, morale, career opportunities, and factors influencing workforce stability.
• Employee Relations and Workplace Climate: Research on workplace relationships, grievance handling, conflict management, disciplinary processes, employee voice, psychological safety, organizational justice, trust, workplace bullying, and mechanisms for maintaining constructive employee relations.
• Leadership and Organizational Development: Studies on transformational, transactional, ethical, servant, inclusive, and strategic leadership; organizational effectiveness; change management; organizational structure; culture; team development; and interventions designed to improve organizational performance.
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Research on workforce diversity, gender, generational differences, disability inclusion, cultural diversity, equal opportunity, anti-discrimination practices, belonging, inclusive leadership, and organizational strategies for managing diverse workforces.
• Work–Life Balance and Employee Well-Being: Studies on work–life integration, flexible work, remote and hybrid work, occupational stress, burnout, employee wellness, mental well-being, workload, job design, quality of work life, and organizational support for healthy working environments.
• Global and International Human Resource Management: Research on global talent management, expatriation and repatriation, international assignments, cross-cultural management, global mobility, multinational workforce practices, offshoring, international labour relations, and HR challenges in global organizations.
• HR Analytics and Evidence-Based Human Resource Management: Studies using workforce data, people analytics, predictive modelling, employee surveys, performance metrics, turnover analysis, talent analytics, and data-driven methods to support HR decision-making.
• Digital HR and Human Resource Technologies: Research on HR information systems, artificial intelligence in HR, e-recruitment, automated screening, digital onboarding, employee self-service, HR platforms, workforce monitoring, digital communication, and technology-enabled people management.
• Human Resource Outsourcing and Shared Services: Studies on HR outsourcing, shared-service models, third-party HR providers, payroll outsourcing, recruitment process outsourcing, HR technology outsourcing, service quality, cost efficiency, data security, vendor governance, and outsourcing risk.
• Organizational Behavior and Employee Motivation: Research on motivation, job satisfaction, psychological contracts, attitudes, personality, organizational citizenship behavior, commitment, employee expectations, behavioral outcomes, and theories explaining individual and group behavior at work.
• Ethics, Sustainability, and Responsible HRM: Studies on ethical HR practices, employee dignity, responsible employment, labour welfare, corporate social responsibility, sustainable HRM, green HR practices, ethical leadership, compliance, and the social impact of people-management decisions.
• Career Management and Succession Planning: Research on career progression, career mobility, mentoring, succession planning, high-potential employees, leadership pipelines, competency mapping, employability, and long-term workforce development.
• Labour Welfare and Employee Well-Being: Studies on workplace welfare, fair wages, health and safety, social protection, recreation, employee assistance, dignity at work, employee security, and organizational practices designed to improve quality of working life.
• Future of Work and Emerging HR Practices: Research on artificial intelligence, automation, gig work, hybrid work, platform employment, changing skill requirements, workforce agility, generational change, digital workplaces, and emerging trends transforming human resource management.
• Comparative and Sectoral Human Resource Management: Research comparing HR practices across industries, regions, cultures, and organizational forms, including healthcare, education, banking, manufacturing, hospitality, technology, public organizations, SMEs, and multinational enterprises. The journal welcomes empirical, conceptual, review, and interdisciplinary research where human resource management and development form the central contribution.