Faculty Lecture Series: Quiet Quitting in Times of Uncertainty, Dr. Justine Hervé & Dr. Hyewon Oh

Justine Hervé

Dr. Hervé's research focuses on applied microeconomics and labor economics, particularly the determinants of workers' cognitive and non-cognitive skills, and how different types of skills influence occupational mobility, bargaining power, and wages. Additionally, her work includes collaborative studies on the socio-economic inequalities related to gender and disability. Her research has been published in the Academy of Management (AOM) Proceedings, Labour Economics, the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Global Social Policy and Social Indicators Research.

Hyewon Oh

Dr. Oh's research focuses on understanding consumer experience and psychology in the domain of consumer well-being, examining how consumers influence their own and others' well-being through their engagement in the marketplace, such as charitable giving. Dr. Oh also studies how practitioners can enhance consumer well-being while maintaining their bottom line by understanding the impact of globalization and consumer response to new technology.