Call for Papers
Key dates for conference papers
- Abstracts for presentations due 25 January 2022
- Abstracts for student posters due 27 February 2022
- Papers for proceedings due 30 May 2022
The WILNZ conference 2022 Opportunities for WIL in an ever-changing world welcomes either in-person or online attendance. On registration, we ask for indication of likely attendance (in-person, online or unsure). In March we will ask for confirmation of mode of attendance.
The conference fee is the same for either type of registration, due to the associated technology and catering costs unique to each mode.
| WILNZ Members: | $400 plus GST |
| Non-members (includes membership of WILNZ): | $475 plus GST |
| Additional tickets for conference dinner: | $90 plus GST |
| One day and student registration: | $215 plus GST |
If you have a credit for conference from 2020, please wait until you receive a promo code before registering.
All staff at the following institutional member organisations can register at the member rate: AUT, EIT, Lincoln University, Massey University, Unitec, University of Canterbury, University of Waikato, Victoria University of Wellington, Wintec.
If you have any queries about registration, please contact info@wilnz.nz.
2022 WILNZ Conference Keynote
Dr Jarrod Haar
How well do New Zealand firms offer training and development? Who does it best? And what are the benefits?
Dr Jarrod Haar is a Professor of Human Resource Management at AUT and has Māori tribal affiliations of Ngāti Maniapoto and Ngāti Mahuta. His research focuses on wellbeing (especially job burnout), work-family-life issues (especially work-life balance), indigenous (Māori) employees, leadership, and innovation. He is ranked a world-class researcher (PBRF); has won industry and best-paper awards; and won multiple research grants (Marsden, FRST, Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga). His current grants include Health Research Council (wellbeing and the precariat), a National Science Challenge (Science for Technological Innovation), and Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga (Māori and Work). He has over 400 refereed outputs (including 128 journal articles). He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand Te Apārangi.
We are delighted to have Dr Haar present at this year’s conference and congratulate him on his recent academic award the AUT Medal for 2022. It is the preeminent academic award at AUT, presented to a member of the AUT community in recognition of a sustained and outstanding contribution.
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