The high quality of the SHRM faculty is demonstrated in its frequent success in external, peer-reviewed research grant competitions. In recent years, SHRM faculty members held SSHRC grants totaling over one million Canadian dollars. Here is a sample summary of some of the recent successful grants.
Faculty Member | Project Title | Research Grant | Year |
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Jing Wang | LGBT employees' work experiences in Canada: A comparison with heterosexual counterparts | SSHRC Insight Grant $53,234 | 2019 |
Christopher Chan | Assessing Religion Among Refugee Claimants | SSHRC Insight Development Grant $60,355 | 2019 |
Sabrina Deutsch Salamon | Fostering Trust Between Leaders and Their Followers: A Signaling Framework | SSHRC Insight Grant $175,852 | 2018 |
Parbudyal Singh | Green Human Resource Management and Firm Performance: A Mixed Methods Study | SSHRC Insight Grant $86,025 | 2018 |
Jing Wang | Labour market and workplace issues in China | SSHRC Insight Grant (Collaborator) $76,135 | 2018 |
Parbudyal Singh | Entrepreneurship, human resource management, and firm performance | SSHRC Insight Development Grant $53,234 | 2017 |
Jelena Zikic | Skilled Immigrant Integration: The role of local employers and skilled immigrants in enabling successful integration | SSHRC Insight Grant $120,224 | 2017 |
Jelena Zikic | Migration and Resilience in Urban Canada: Discovering Strengths and Building Capacity | SSHRC Partnership Grant (Academic Partner) $2,496,912 | 2015 |
Jelena Zikic | Mentoring relationships between immigrant and local professionals: Relationship process and outcomes | SSHRC Standard Research Grant $67,000 | 2011 |
Marie-Hélène Budworth | Youth unemployment: a field test of two interventions for increasing self-efficacy | SSHRC Standard Research Grant $17,751 | 2011 |
David Doorey | Labour Practices, Risk and Global Supply Chain Management | SSHRC Standard Research Grant $67,458 | 2010 |
Julia Richardson & Steve McKenna | Canadian Independent Expatriates and Organizational Expatriates/Mobile Professionals in Mining: A Phenomenological Study | SSHRC International Opportunities Grant | 2009 |
Parbudyal Singh | Work intensity and working long hours in Canada | SSHRC Standard Research Grant $58,180 | 2009 |
Jelena Zikic | Immigrant Professionals: Organizational and Personal Employment Barriers | SSHRC Special Call in Business and Management $121,393 | 2008 |
Jelena Zikic & Tony Fang (co-applicants) | Recruitment, (Re) training, and Retention of Immigrants in the Canadian Workforce | SSHRC Knowledge Mobilization Grant | 2008 |
Marie-Hélène Budworth | Vertical transfer of training: Can one person make a difference? | SSHRC Standard Research Grant $47,100 | 2007 |