Background
I am a Research Fellow at the University of Leeds Business School. Prior to joining Leeds, I held a research post at Edinburgh Business School, Heriot-Watt University, where I was part of an industry funded project exploring work in sub-prime financial services. This research focused on the home-collected credit industry, in particular the work of self-employed collection agents; gaining insights into the changing nature of their work, their experiences and identities, and the digitalisation of their labour process. My other core research interests lie in the sociology of work and employment, with particular focus on diversity and (in)equality in the workplace. My doctoral research employs sociological theory to explore social class, impression management and identities in the Scottish legal sector.
Research Interests
- Sociology of work and employment
- Technology and the future of work
- Professions and occupations
- Diversity and (in)equality
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| Terry, E., & Marks, A. (2018) ‘Social Class, Impression Management and Capitals: Exploring how lawyers in the Scottish legal sector use class during professional interactions’. BSA Work, Employment and Society Conference, Belfast, 12-14 September.
Terry, E., & Marks, A. (2019) ‘When professional self and class background clash: Identity dissonance amongst Scottish lawyers and the mediating role of gender’. BSA Annual Conference, Glasgow, 24-26 April. Terry, E., Marks, A., Dakessian, A., & Christopoulos, D. (2019) ‘Grey-zones of work in sub-prime finance: How regulation and app-based digital technologies govern self-employed collection agents in the home credit industry’. International Labour Process Conference, Vienna, 24-26 April. |