We study the added value of HR investments using a combination of different data sources collected or stored in organisations (over time), in order to be able to make data driven HR decisions. (Strategic) Human Resource Management covers multiple HR practices, such as applicant selection, training, and work design, as well as how these practices operate together in a system.
We focus on the characteristics, and consequences of (in)effective leaders and leadership styles over time, using a combination of different data sources collected or stored in organisations as well as leadership diagnostics.
We study which factors influence employee health, well-being, fit, turnover, and other employee behaviours, and which interventions are effective in improving those outcomes.
We focus on informing theory and practice in the broad field of HRM and organizational behaviour using advanced methods, such as predictive modeling and text mining. In addition, we research ethical considerations and psychological consequences of algorithm based decision-making.
We focus on improving matchmaking processes between individuals (e.g., students), education and the labor market.
Our PhD candidates play an important role in within the research of our institute. See who they are and what they investigate in the overview behind the links. A considerable amount of research at the Amsterdam People Analytics Centre is externally funded through research grants.
Over the years, the Amsterdam People Analytics Centre has conducted various research projects that were externally funded through research grants. Read more about these projects.