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John Shields

BA(Hons) ANU; PhD
Professor and Associate Dean (Postgraduate)

Room N331
H03 Institute Building
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 Australia

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Bio

John Shields is a Professor in the Discipline of Work and Organisational Studies, the University of Sydney Business School, where he teaches human resource management. His principal areas of research and publication are performance management, reward management, executive remuneration and corporate governance, and business and labour history. In the field of reward management, his most recent book publication is Managing Employee Performance and Reward, Cambridge University Press, 2007. He is currently engaged in an international collaborative project using survey evidence to test one of the verities of current reward management theory and practice, namely that firms that 'align' reward practices with business strategy and other organisational specifics will outperform firms that have misaligned reward practices. A second current project involves an industry partnership examining demographic and cross-cultural effects on Emotional Intelligence self-report scores, using data from five different countries.

Newsroom articles

  • More students get a taste of the real world 15 Oct 2012

    The Australian Financial Review

    The Australian Financial Review has interviewed Professor John Shields and postgraduate business student Amit Majumder as part of a report on work-integrated education.

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Research Expertise

  • Human resource management
  • Labour history and locality
  • Peak trade unions
  • Performance management
  • Regional industrial relations
  • Remuneration and reward management

Recent Units Taught

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Latest Research from Associate Professor John Shields (Discipline of Work and Organisational Studies).

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