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The work–family balance of British working women during the COVID-19 pandemic
TA Adisa, O Aiyenitaju, OD Adekoya
Journal of Work-Applied Management 13 (2), 241-260, 2021
2032021
Remote working and employee engagement: a qualitative study of British workers during the pandemic
TA Adisa, C Ogbonnaya, OD Adekoya
Information Technology & People 36 (5), 1835-1850, 2023
1222023
Exploring the impact of COVID‐19 on employees’ boundary management and work–life balance
TA Adisa, E Antonacopoulou, TA Beauregard, M Dickmann, OD Adekoya
British Journal of Management 33 (4), 1694-1709, 2022
852022
Going forward: remote working in the post-COVID-19 era
OD Adekoya, TA Adisa, O Aiyenitaju
Employee Relations: The International Journal 44 (6), 1410-1427, 2022
712022
Impact of human capital development on poverty alleviation in Nigeria
OD Adekoya
International Journal of Economics & Management Sciences 7 (4), 1-8, 2018
612018
The impact of COVID-19 on the work–life balance of working mothers: evidence from Nigerian academics
B Akanji, C Mordi, H Ajonbadi, O Adekoya
Personnel Review 52 (3), 703-723, 2022
362022
Significance of employee engagement and individual well-being on organisational performance in Nigeria
OD Adekoya, I Jimoh, G Okorie, M Olajide
International Journal of Science and Management Studies 2 (5), 35-47, 2019
242019
Digital onboarding and employee outcomes: empirical evidence from the UK
KF Sani, TA Adisa, OD Adekoya, ES Oruh
Management decision 61 (3), 637-654, 2022
212022
Gender Apartheid: The Challenges of Breaking into ‘Man’s World’
TA Adisa, G Gbadamosi, OD Adekoya
Gender, Work and Organization, 2021
122021
Investigating the Potential Economic Impact of Brexit Decisions on Business Performance in the United Kingdom: A Case Study of the UK Construction Industry.
A Malik, OD Adekoya, HA Ajonbadi, I Jimoh
International Journal of Management, Accounting & Economics 6 (4), 2019
102019
Modern-day slavery? The work-life conflict of domestic workers in Nigeria
TA Adisa, OD Adekoya, O Okoya
Gender in Management: An International Journal 36 (4), 519-535, 2021
82021
Beyond the call of duty: Realities of work-life balance in the United Arab Emirates education sector
OD Adekoya, HA Ajonbadi, GI Okorie, IO Jimoh
International Journal of Business and Society 22 (1), 131-145, 2021
82021
Responsible Management: Promoting Work-Life Balance through Social Sustainability and Green HRM
O Adekoya
University of East London, 2022
62022
Whenever the Clarion Call, Whatever the Time, You Shall Work: Work-Life Balance in the Nigerian Army.
OD Adekoya, HA Ajonbadi, C Mordi
Economic Insights-Trends & Challenges, 2019
62019
A comparative study of the work–life balance experiences and coping mechanisms of Nigerian and British single student-working mothers
T Mordi, TA Adisa, OD Adekoya, KF Sani, C Mordi, MN Akhtar
Career Development International 28 (2), 217-233, 2023
52023
Stigma hurts: exploring employer and employee perceptions of tattoos and body piercings in Nigeria
TA Adisa, OD Adekoya, KF Sani
Career Development International 26 (2), 217-237, 2021
52021
The Myth and the Reality of Work-Life Balance in Nigeria
TA Adisa, G Gbadamosi, OD Adekoya
Work-Life Interface: Non-Western Perspectives, 127-153, 2021
52021
Exploring cultural values in conflict management: a qualitative study of university heads of departments
B Akanji, C Mordi, HA Ajonbadi, OD Adekoya
Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management, 2021
42021
An Investigative Role of Ethics in Business Performance: The Case of McDonald's Corporation in the United States of America and other Selected Countries
OD Adekoya, I Jimoh
Scholars Journal of Economics, Business and Management, 2019
42019
The Acceptance and Practicality of Digital HRM in Nigeria
TA Adisa, OD Adekoya, I Abdulraheem, C Mordi
HRM in the Global South: A Critical Perspective, 347-370, 2022
32022
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