Dr Nick Krachler
Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management
Research interests
- Human Resource Management
Contact details
Biography
Nick Krachler is a Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management at King’s Business School. He received his PhD and an MSc from Cornell University with specializations in human resource management, comparative employment relations, and work and occupations sociology. He also received an MSc in Political Sociology from the London School of Economics.
His research program studies mechanisms of institutional change in the care economy, including workforce innovation through new roles; market-making; and the regulation of work and employment. It compares change in the US, the UK and several European countries. His research has been published in Social Science & Medicine, British Journal of Industrial Relations, and Public Administration Review.
Nick also has work experience as a paramedic, a human resource management consultant, and a researcher for a European-wide project on ‘the Effects of Marketization'.
Research
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Occupations: Comparative Perspectives from the US and the UK
Will robots take over our jobs? This project examines how artificial intelligence has influenced knowledge services sectors.
Project status: Ongoing
Centre for Sustainable Business
Business, society and environment in the pursuit of a sustainable future
News
COMMENT: NHS report – why higher pay for health workers could lead to a more efficient and effective system
A comprehensive review of the UK National Health Service’s performance has diagnosed the NHS as being in a “critical condition”. While also emphasising its...
Empowering sustainability research: Meet the winners of the 2024 CSB Seed Fund
The Centre for Sustainable Business (CSB) is delighted to announce the winners of its inaugural Seed Fund, designed to nurture early-stage research.
Research
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Occupations: Comparative Perspectives from the US and the UK
Will robots take over our jobs? This project examines how artificial intelligence has influenced knowledge services sectors.
Project status: Ongoing
Centre for Sustainable Business
Business, society and environment in the pursuit of a sustainable future
News
COMMENT: NHS report – why higher pay for health workers could lead to a more efficient and effective system
A comprehensive review of the UK National Health Service’s performance has diagnosed the NHS as being in a “critical condition”. While also emphasising its...
Empowering sustainability research: Meet the winners of the 2024 CSB Seed Fund
The Centre for Sustainable Business (CSB) is delighted to announce the winners of its inaugural Seed Fund, designed to nurture early-stage research.