■ Books and Papers
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2022
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Article
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Enemies turned strategic partners: An exploratory inquiry of building ‘Stakeholder Harmony’ for transforming a manufacturing organization in Sri Lanka. Meiji Business Review 69(1),pp.397-421 (Single)
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2.
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2018
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Article
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Mediation of transfer motivation on the relationship between trainee characteristics and transfer of training: evidence from educational sector in Nigeria. Human Resource Development International 21(5),pp.552-570 (Collaboration)
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3.
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2017
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Article
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Mediation of transfer motivation on the relationship between supervisor support, peer support and transfer of training. International Journal of Business and Society 18(3),pp.605-617 (Collaboration)
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2016
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Article
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Roles of trainee characteristics and work environment in training transfer: A conceptual extension of Baldwin and Ford model with job attitude factors in Nigerian context. Amity Journal of Training and Development 1(1),pp.20-31 (Collaboration)
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5.
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2015
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Article
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A review of essentials of training transfer in organizations: HR perspective. 27(1),pp.407-410 (Collaboration)
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6.
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2014
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Book
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University-Industry collaboration to strengthen the knowledge hub of Sri Lanka (Collaboration)
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7.
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2013
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Article
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Transformation of people management practices in a Japanese-affiliated company in the post-privatization era: Some evidence from Teleshops of Sri Lanka Telecom PLC. 1(1),pp.39-61 (Single)
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2011
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Article
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Writing research proposals in the social sciences and humanities: A theoretical and practical guide by Jayadeva Uyangoda. Colombo Business Journal 2(1),pp.44-46 (Single)
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2010
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Book
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Challenges and issues in TVET
(Technical and Vocational Education and Training) in CPSC member countries: A research study. (Collaboration)
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10.
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2010
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Book
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Managing talent: A glimpse of emerging realities in Sri Lanka Global competition for talent: Creating the conditions for high-caliber human resources to display t pp.178-195 (Collaboration)
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2005/03
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Article
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Human resource development systems for customer care services management in telecommunications companies: A comparative analysis of Sri Lanka and Japan. Research report submitted to the Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training (JILPT), Tokyo, Ja (Collaboration)
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■ Conference Presentations
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■ Social Activities
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