Dr Matthew Sinnicks
Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour

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- Ethics,
- Meaningful Work,
- Management
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Dr Matthew Sinnicks is a Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour at Henley Business School.
Prior to joining Henley Business School, Matthew taught at the University of York, Northumbria University, the Univeristy of Birmingham and the Open University.
His research interests include flourishing and alienation in the workplace, the ethical quality of market society, virtue ethics in business and organisations and the work of Alasdair MacIntyre. His work has appeared in Business Ethics Quarterly, Journal of Business Ethics and Business and Society.
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Dr Matthew SinnicksManaging People and Organisations
The module examines existing knowledge about how people behave in organisational settings, the theories that inform this knowledge and the practical implications for managers. It relies on the tacit knowledge...
Specialisms
- Ethics
- Meaningful Work
- Management
Location
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