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Program Quality

Funded Research

Funded Research

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. Quick Links Our Faculty Accolades Conference Presentations Faculty Publications […]

Accolades

Accolades

The School of Human Resources Management (SHRM) at York is Canada's leader in HRM education. We help students become future leaders in human resource management by studying organizational behaviour, industrial psychology, industrial and labour relations, talent management, compensation, performance management, labour and employment law and policy. Our respected programs have also been voted best in […]

Our Research

Our Research

Our cutting-edge research is performed through a diverse range of methodological, ontological, and epistemological perspectives. It addresses real-world problems and contemporary intellectual debates in the work world. SHRM faculty have a very wide range of expertise including career management, compensation, critical management studies, employment and labour law, gender and diversity, industrial relations, global HRM, recruitment […]

HR Edge Magazine

HR Edge Magazine

The Magazine of Leading Edge Ideas in Human Resource Management: Bringing together scholarly work and professional practice in HR Management. HR Edge is an annual publication produced by the Graduate Program in Human Resources Management. Having started in 2008, the magazine provided the Graduate Program with an opportunity to share its achievements with the broader […]

Faculty & Research

Faculty & Research

Our outstanding faculty are engaging in world-class research and earning recognition for their achievements. That scholarship is reflected in the classroom and has a positive effect in the community. We’re making a global impact by influencing public policy and debate, enriching society and inspiring awe. Our Faculty Get to know the faculty members of the […]

Programs

Programs

The School of Human Resources Management is proud to offer a leading curriculum. Our courses are unique and relevant to students pursuing careers in business, management, HRM or industrial relations. In fact, ninety percent of our students get jobs in their field after graduation. This high success rate is because of our multi-disciplinary approach which […]

SHRM voted best in Canada for third consecutive year

SHRM voted best in Canada for third consecutive year

York University’s School of Human Resource Management (HRM), in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies, brought home all four Canadian HR Reporter Reader’s Choice Awards for best education in Canada for the third consecutive year. The School of HRM edged out competitive programs offered by other academic institutions, including the University of British Columbia, the University […]

Economic equality and labour laws – discussions by Prof. David Doorey

Economic equality and labour laws – discussions by Prof. David Doorey

Exploring the employee protection acts, enforcement of labour standards and the significance of lending a voice to the worker; Prof. David Doorey discusses various aspects with a panel virtually on the video titled: ILERA2020: Cross Border Reflections on the Future of the Wagner Model. Doorey along with the panelists joining him virtually, highlight various layers […]

Contributing to the conversation: School of HRM professors in the media

Contributing to the conversation: School of HRM professors in the media

The world of work is changing before our eyes. From a global pandemic that is shifting work practices daily to global movements and protests against anti-Black racism in society, professors from the School of Human Resource Management are contributing to the discussion in meaningful ways.   Kelly Pike, assistant professor industrial relations, explores the deteriorating conditions of garment-sector workers in Lesotho in one of the recent articles titled “How […]

Professor Kelly Pike co-authors for Project Syndicate: “Will the pandemic set women back?”

Professor Kelly Pike co-authors for Project Syndicate: “Will the pandemic set women back?”

Professor Kelly Pike highlights areas of acute threats COVID-19 poses to women workers of developing nations in her most recent article published in Project Syndicate co-authored with Beth English. The economic fallout predicted by the International Labour Organization during the pandemic projected 195 million workers to be left unemployed worldwide. This becomes a greater crisis […]