French and Japanese firms have been characterised by peculiar employment systems and HR practices, and the dominance of Internal Labour Markets. The demographic context but also successive employee reductions oblige firms to adapt their HR practices and carry out changes. How do these changes of the demographic and economic context affect the process of skill transfer? This paper is a comparative analysis of the dynamics of skill transfer in the electrical manufacturing industry in France and Japan. We underline a common trend toward a formalization of skill transfer procedures and the disconnection between work activities and skill transfer.Les pratiques de gestion de l’emploi dans les entreprises françaises et japonaises ont longtemps été...
The principles of human resources management are under high pressure in Japan because of the low gro...
International audienceThis paper attempts to interpret the interrelated dimensions of learning betwe...
textabstractIn previous decades, the perception of Japan’s employment practices has been strongly in...
International audienceMore and more, firms have to engage in uncertain technical innovations. The le...
Steel industry has been engaged for a very long time in a downsizing process which has deeply transf...
International audienceA comparison of the socialization and skill development of engineers in France...
Japanese organizations combine the concepts of "competition" and "co-operation". They believe in lon...
The impact of the electronic technics upon labour should be analysed, taking into account pre-existi...
International audienceThe human resource management (HRM) in Japan, considered often as exotic one, ...
Following the adoption of information and communication technologies (ICT), firms may react to incre...
Following technical and organisational changes, firms may react to increasing skill requirements eit...
Notre recherche porte sur les pratiques de GRH transférées par les maisons mères vers leurs filiales...
In previous decades, the perception of Japan’s employment practices has been strongly intertwined wi...
Japanese companies are implementing an ambitious programme of industrial diversification, particular...
The principles of human resources management are under high pressure in Japan because of the low gro...
International audienceThis paper attempts to interpret the interrelated dimensions of learning betwe...
textabstractIn previous decades, the perception of Japan’s employment practices has been strongly in...
International audienceMore and more, firms have to engage in uncertain technical innovations. The le...
Steel industry has been engaged for a very long time in a downsizing process which has deeply transf...
International audienceA comparison of the socialization and skill development of engineers in France...
Japanese organizations combine the concepts of "competition" and "co-operation". They believe in lon...
The impact of the electronic technics upon labour should be analysed, taking into account pre-existi...
International audienceThe human resource management (HRM) in Japan, considered often as exotic one, ...
Following the adoption of information and communication technologies (ICT), firms may react to incre...
Following technical and organisational changes, firms may react to increasing skill requirements eit...
Notre recherche porte sur les pratiques de GRH transférées par les maisons mères vers leurs filiales...
In previous decades, the perception of Japan’s employment practices has been strongly intertwined wi...
Japanese companies are implementing an ambitious programme of industrial diversification, particular...
The principles of human resources management are under high pressure in Japan because of the low gro...
International audienceThis paper attempts to interpret the interrelated dimensions of learning betwe...
textabstractIn previous decades, the perception of Japan’s employment practices has been strongly in...