Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping human resource management (HRM) research by introducing new forms of human-AI collaboration in managerial decision making. As organizations increasingly integrate intelligent systems into tasks such as talent analytics, performance evaluation, and workforce planning, the field is exploring how human judgment and machine generated insights can complement one another rather than compete. The space continues to evolve rapidly, drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives from management, information systems, behavioral science, and organizational psychology to better understand how AI can enhance, support, or reshape managerial work within modern HRM environments. Human-AI Complementarity in Human Resource Management provides a comprehensive overview of current trends, challenges, and emerging developments in AI adoption within HRM research, with a particular emphasis on how human and machine intelligence interact in managerial decision making. The work highlights a wide range of opportunities for applying AI in HRM studies, illustrating how intelligent systems can support tasks such as talent assessment, performance analytics, workforce planning, and managerial judgment. Covering topics such as algorithmic discrimination, preboarding videos, and employee well-being, this book is a critical academic resource for graduate and doctoral students, academic researchers, human resource professionals, and more.
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Hans Rüdiger Kaufmann is a Full Professor in Management at the University of Nicosia in Cyprus since 2006 until today. Since 2016, he is affiliated with the University of Applied Management Studies Mannheim as Professor for International Sales Management. He was the Chair of 3 programs: B.A Management & Leadership, B.A. Management & Leadership (Professional Vocational University) and M.A. Business Management/M.A. Business Management & Digital Leadership (international). Consumerism and Management related topics are the core of his well cited research reflected in many book publications (including Handbooks), book contributions, journal publications, editorial engagement, key notes, and international conference publications/organization. In particular, his interests revolve around consumerism related themes such as branding, luxury, identity and new trends, i.e. sustainability, digitalization and AI. Prof. Kaufmann is Editor-in-Chief of the journal Progress in Industrial Ecology. He has been a launching member and President/Vice President of the following research networks: American Marketing Association (AMA) Global Marketing SIG, EuroMed Research Business Institute, CIRCLE International, Consumer Brand Relationship Institute.
Henning Tirrel is affiliated with the Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences in Wolfsburg (Germany) as a Professor for Business Administration with a major on Human Resource Management at the Faculty of Business. He holds a PhD in Business Administration from the University of Nicosia (Cyprus, EU). Henning does research in strategic and digital human resource management, the role of AI in HRM, (digital) employer branding, workplace flexibility practices and leadership, which has been published in peer reviewed scientific journals and books. On a regularly basis, Henning presents his research in international conferences. He is also a Fellow of the EuroMed Academy.
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