EAWOP - 21st European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology Congress 2023

OUTLINE PROGRAMME
Wednesday 24th May 2023
10.00 – 17.00	Workshop Programme
14.00 – 17.00	EAWOP Constituent Council Meeting
18.00 – 20.00	Opening Ceremony
An optional programme of workshops will be available during the day. The aim of these sessions is to enrich the experience of attending the congress by providing high quality professional development opportunities at an affordable price. The Opening Ceremony will take place at the building of the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra after the afternoon workshops close and will be followed by Welcome Reception.
Thursday 25th May 2023
08.00 – 09.00	President’s Breakfast
09.00 – 18.00	Scientific and Professional Programme Exhibitions opens Keynotes: • Alex Haslam • Marianne Schmidt Mast Future is Now Speakers: • Ute-Christine Klehe \| Katja Werhle • Rob Briner Invited Panels: • EAWOP Climate Change Panel • What does integrating science and practice really mean and how can it most effectively be accomplished? Invited Symposia: • Toxic behaviour and toxic leadership • Welcome to the dark side: Identifying and mitigating individual and contextual predictors of counterproductive and unethical work behavior
18.00 – 20.00	EAWOP General Assembly
There will be full scientific and professional programme during the day including an invited programme of keynotes, future issue speakers and symposia, together with a wide range of submissions from participants with multiple parallel sessions to choose from. The EAWOP General Assembly will take place after the programme finishes. The exhibitions will be open all day.
Friday 26th May 2023
09.00 – 18.30	Scientific and Professional Programme Exhibitions opens Keynotes: • Janine Bosak • Martin Euwema Future is Now Speakers: • Ryne Sherman \| Robert Hogan • Audrey McGibbon • Ans de Vos • Richard Griffith • Stale Einarsen Guest Panels & Symposia: • AOP: WOP contribution to sustainable development goals • AOP: IWOP Declaration of Identity • AOP: Meet the editors • AOP Interactive: Ethical, relevant and rigorous research 6 years after – implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding (EJWOP, 2017) in the WOP community • AOP: Gender equality in the workplace • EAWOP Incubator: Threats and securities • EAWOP Incubator: Improving migration and refugee integration • EAWOP Incubator: What is the EAWOP Impact Incubator and our role? • EAWOP Incubator: Creating and sustaining impact from work & organizational psychology science • EAWOP Incubator Symposium: From precarious work to sustainable livelihoods via decent work conditions? • EAWOP Incubator: World Café – Getting involved Invited Panels & Symposia: • Science & practice work together: Have practitioners gone wild? Goal setting and feedback interventions in practice • Science & practice work together: Better futures for young people and organizations • Science & practice work together: Leading hybrid teams: unique challenges and opportunities • Science & practice work together: Science and practice working together • Risks, barriers and challenges in the emergence of female leadership • Business application of personality assessments • Refugee Research Incubator • Interventions to enhance the sustainability of careers in times of transition – what we can learn from research? • Rebuilding the people after crisis: What can WOP and military psychology contribute?
18.15	Networking
19.00 – 22.00	Social Event
There will be full scientific and professional programme during the day including an invited programme of keynotes, future issue speakers and symposia, together with a wide range of submissions from participants with multiple parallel sessions to choose from. The exhibitions will be open all day. This will include specially commissioned events of the Alliance of Organizational Psychology, EAWOP Incubator, and Science & practice work together programme. For an hour following the close of the scientific and professional programme a number of networking receptions will take place. In the evening our Social Event will take place at the venue. This will be ticketed event with tickets available through the registration system.
Saturday 27th May 2023
09.00 – 13.45	Scientific and Professional Programme Keynotes: • Stuart Carr Future is Now Speakers: • Joanna Bryson • Stephen Covington Invited Panels: • Identity Leadership: A Global Perspective
13.55 – 14.40	Closing Ceremony
There will be full scientific and professional programme during the day including an invited programme of keynotes, future issue speakers and symposia, together with a wide range of submissions from participants with multiple parallel sessions to choose from. The programme will end our Closing Ceremony where winners of the paper and poster prizes will be announced.