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Datafication in Human Resource Management: a systematic literature review of organizational implications

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This study examined the implications of datafication in HRM through a Systematic Literature Review, analyzing 68 articles indexed in Scopus and Web of Science and concluded that mitigating this paradox requires balancing human agency and algorithms, operationalized through the Responsible Datafication in HRM Framework.

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