The relation between the HRM and the firm performance is analyzed statistically by many researchers in the literature. However, there are very few nonlinear approaches in literature for finding the relation between Hu...The relation between the HRM and the firm performance is analyzed statistically by many researchers in the literature. However, there are very few nonlinear approaches in literature for finding the relation between Human Resource Management (FIRM) and firm performance. This paper exposes the relationship between human resource management and organizational performance through the use of nonlinear modeling technique. The modeling is proposed based on Radial Basis Function (RBF) which is nonlinear modeling technique in literature. The relation between 12 input and 9 output parameters is investigated in this research that is collected between 54 companies in Turkey which indicated that the relationship between organizational management performance and relationship management can be modelled through nonlinearly.展开更多
In this paper, we analyzed the status of human resource management practices in western China state-owned and state holding enterprises azld private enterprises, and found that there are differences in the nature of t...In this paper, we analyzed the status of human resource management practices in western China state-owned and state holding enterprises azld private enterprises, and found that there are differences in the nature of the business combination of different patterns of human resource management practices.展开更多
Strategic human resource management is playing a more and more important role in modern organization management. Recruitment is the front line of human resource management. The effectiveness of recruitment directly in...Strategic human resource management is playing a more and more important role in modern organization management. Recruitment is the front line of human resource management. The effectiveness of recruitment directly influences the normal operation and management of business.The aim of this report is to identify a recruitment procedure that can solve the current problems of Dongfeng Cinema Equipment Company, supporting by related strategic human resource theories and concepts. It found out that different recruitment policy and procedure should be adopted according to the different developing stage of organization, and the scientific and systematic evaluation mechanism is also of vital importance.展开更多
In this paper,we theorize about the impacts of human resource management(HRM) practices on enterprises' performance in Abidjan(Cote d'Ivoire).Specifically,we emphasize the correlation between HRM practices and t...In this paper,we theorize about the impacts of human resource management(HRM) practices on enterprises' performance in Abidjan(Cote d'Ivoire).Specifically,we emphasize the correlation between HRM practices and the perceived enterprise performance.A factor analysis of different HRM practices was utilized.The exploratory factor analysis on the HRM practices for managerial employees revealed three HRM dimensions:employee development,feedback systems,and pay/organization.A separate factor analysis for HRM practices for non-managerial employees led to the same conclusions.These three factors resemble those obtained in previous empirical study and discussed in the theoretical HRM literature.Therefore,the relationship among these three HRM dimensions and their relationship with enterprise performance was examined in the present study to facilitate comparison between managerial and non-managerial employees in the Ivorian context.展开更多
The theoretical foundations of human resources(HR)involve various concepts that are often are perceived much differently by employers and employees.They include leadership strategies,diversity,employee relations,ethic...The theoretical foundations of human resources(HR)involve various concepts that are often are perceived much differently by employers and employees.They include leadership strategies,diversity,employee relations,ethical responsibilities,corporate responsibilities,labor relations,staffing,security,technology,and much more.Research has supported the premise that if executed wisely,the systems defined in HR theory can increase performance and the potential for competitive advantage.It is important to define the knowledge gaps regarding what relevant attributes HR CEO’s and employees need to possess and understand.Ultimately,HR managers are responsible for a variety of functions that will ensure the success of their organization and analyzing multiple perspectives aids in moving towards a productive,cohesive unit.Steps can be taken by both the supervisors and frontline staff,to solidify the strength of the unit and those actions begin by first understanding each job’s perspective.The following presents key concepts from the administrative role and the employee role in a generalized business environment.展开更多
Globalization has contributed to rapid technological development,dominated by the importance of human resources as a key to society’s development and progress.A modern approach to strategic HRM is the most important ...Globalization has contributed to rapid technological development,dominated by the importance of human resources as a key to society’s development and progress.A modern approach to strategic HRM is the most important phenomenon of today,helping to align the skills currently used with the goals the company pursues.A new industry is constantly evolving in the field of human resource management through strategic human resource management(HRM).The data show that human resource efficiency is an important factor that enables a company to have long-term benefits in terms of profits,competencies,and other goals.In the HRM system,this plays a significant role in planning long-term goals and strategies.The skills necessary to fulfill organizational goals are developed by individuals’personal sense of attitude and creativity synergistically related to the needs and desires of employees.The business function or human resources sector today is much more than a form of employment in the future.The efficient use of human resources is needed to provide companies with a competitive advantage and set long-term goals for a successful business,which are just some of the priorities of global business.Human resource management organization(HRM)includes selection,training,evaluation and rewarding of employees,organizational leadership,organizational culture.HRM emerged as a concept in the early 20th century,when researchers began documenting ways to create business value through strategic workforce management.Initially,transactional work dominated,but due to increased globalization,further HRM research today focuses on strategic initiatives,such as talent management,industrial and employment relations,inclusion,and more.Human resource management(HRM)refers to HR and management practices and systems that affect the workforce.The human resources of any organization are made up of all the people who carry out some activities within the enterprise.HRM’s core responsibilities include job design and job analysis,training and development,recruitment,team building,performance management,employee appraisal,etc.HRM affects the management and productivity of the company.It plays an important role in the training and control of employees and the organization.HRM plays a vital role in sustaining the lives,work,and career planning of employees.It helps HR managers resolve conflicts and motivate employees to pursue personal and organizational goals.To achieve organizational goals within HRM,it is important to conduct training and education.Without the ability of good HRM management and employee confidence in leadership,chaos and conflicts arise in the organization.HRM plays a vital role in the organization to achieve organizational goals,solve problems,manage workforce diversity,and the like.展开更多
This study is based on the Ability-Motivation-Opportunity(AMO)model.Through two sub-studies,it explores the influence of ability-enhancing,motivation-enhancing,and opportunity-enhancing strategic human resource manage...This study is based on the Ability-Motivation-Opportunity(AMO)model.Through two sub-studies,it explores the influence of ability-enhancing,motivation-enhancing,and opportunity-enhancing strategic human resource management(SHRM)in science and technology enterprises,on product innovation performance(PIP).It also reveals the dynamic evolution that influence from the perspective of the enterprise lifecycles.Sub-study 1 analyzes 441 questionnaires from managers of science and technology enterprises,using a qualitative comparative analysis method to determine the differences in the lifecycles of different enterprises.A qualitative comparative analysis of the questionnaires identifies the configurations of AMO SHRM,organizational emotional capability(OEC),and organizational human capital(OHC)that affect PIP at different lifecycles.Sub-study 2 empirically validates the dynamic capability path and resource-enhancing path of the impact of AMO SHRM on PIP using 444 questionnaires from managers of science and technology enterprises.The outcomes make the following revelations.(1)There are two possible configurations for product innovation during the startup stage,and opportunity-enhancing SHRM(OSHRM),OEC,and OHC are necessary conditions for impacting product innovation.There are three possible configurations for product innovation during the growth phase,and three possible configurations during the mature phase.(2)OSHRM in the startup stage affects product innovation through human capital,while ability-enhancing SHRM(ASHRM)and motivation-enhancing SHRM(MSHRM)do not significantly affect product innovation.ASHRM and OSHRM in the growth stage affect product innovation through OEC and OHC,while MSHRM has a significant impact on product innovation.AMO SHRM in the mature stage affects PIP through OEC and OHC.The study compares the impact of AMO SHRM on PIP from the perspectives of dynamic capability and resource-enhancing paths,and longitudinally analyzes the adaptability of the two paths in different stages of the enterprise life,providing reference for science and technology enterprise management practices.展开更多
The ongoing internationalization of companies goes hand in hand with an increase of international assignments. With it, knowledge is transferred and diverse teams emerge in the subsidiaries abroad. However, expatriati...The ongoing internationalization of companies goes hand in hand with an increase of international assignments. With it, knowledge is transferred and diverse teams emerge in the subsidiaries abroad. However, expatriation management and diversity management have been separated areas so far. Thus, the readiness to use expatriation as an integral element of an overall diversity strategy has been evaluated in an exploratory empirical study. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews have been conducted with both expatriates and HR (human resources) managers in six subsidiaries and the headquarters of an international mechanical engineering company. It was found that operative aspects of the expatriate management dominate the viewpoint of those involved. However, the findings also suggest that an implicit recognition of advantages that stem from the variety of individual employees exists. Willingness to systematically strengthen the exchange and learning process was detected. Based on these results, a new approach could be conceptualized and implemented. This provides various foci for further research.展开更多
Korean employers notoriously practice seniority-based personnel management, rather than one prioritizing workers’ skills or performance, and this has changed only slowly amid the evolving business landscape and advan...Korean employers notoriously practice seniority-based personnel management, rather than one prioritizing workers’ skills or performance, and this has changed only slowly amid the evolving business landscape and advancing labor standards. This study contributes to understanding this phenomenon by assessing Korean firms’ promotion criteria and practices over the past decade across distinct phases of industry business cycles, and between the economy’s primary and secondary sectors. Primary-sector firms are shown to be less likely than secondary-sector firms to base their promotion decisions on the analysis of workers’ achievements and colleague ratings, but rather on their performance of core job duties. Primary-sector firms have more advancement steps within their management ranks, and longer wait time until promotion at all ranks. Secondary-sector firms are flatter hierarchically, featuring shorter time to promotion at all ranks and fewer advancement steps, but also a lower fraction of promotions based on special merit. Firms’ promotion practices change over the business cycle. During expansionary years, the hierarchical dispersion of workers within organizations widens, particularly among primary-sector firms, with more workers remaining as regular staff but more managers promoted to senior management. As firms recruit more regular staff, years to promotion to managerial positions, and the count of advancement steps increase. Business expansion induces firms to streamline promotions to management based on colleague ratings subject to lesser review of workers’ own achievements. Over the past decade, promotions by special merit have receded while those by colleague ratings have gone up. Firms are thus apparently not transitioning toward merit- and achievement-based promotions, and continue relying on subjective colleague ratings and job-content analysis in their stagnant hierarchical structures. This has implications for workers and for policymakers tasked with ushering in more inclusive, objective and meritocratic personnel management practices.展开更多
文摘The relation between the HRM and the firm performance is analyzed statistically by many researchers in the literature. However, there are very few nonlinear approaches in literature for finding the relation between Human Resource Management (FIRM) and firm performance. This paper exposes the relationship between human resource management and organizational performance through the use of nonlinear modeling technique. The modeling is proposed based on Radial Basis Function (RBF) which is nonlinear modeling technique in literature. The relation between 12 input and 9 output parameters is investigated in this research that is collected between 54 companies in Turkey which indicated that the relationship between organizational management performance and relationship management can be modelled through nonlinearly.
文摘In this paper, we analyzed the status of human resource management practices in western China state-owned and state holding enterprises azld private enterprises, and found that there are differences in the nature of the business combination of different patterns of human resource management practices.
文摘Strategic human resource management is playing a more and more important role in modern organization management. Recruitment is the front line of human resource management. The effectiveness of recruitment directly influences the normal operation and management of business.The aim of this report is to identify a recruitment procedure that can solve the current problems of Dongfeng Cinema Equipment Company, supporting by related strategic human resource theories and concepts. It found out that different recruitment policy and procedure should be adopted according to the different developing stage of organization, and the scientific and systematic evaluation mechanism is also of vital importance.
文摘In this paper,we theorize about the impacts of human resource management(HRM) practices on enterprises' performance in Abidjan(Cote d'Ivoire).Specifically,we emphasize the correlation between HRM practices and the perceived enterprise performance.A factor analysis of different HRM practices was utilized.The exploratory factor analysis on the HRM practices for managerial employees revealed three HRM dimensions:employee development,feedback systems,and pay/organization.A separate factor analysis for HRM practices for non-managerial employees led to the same conclusions.These three factors resemble those obtained in previous empirical study and discussed in the theoretical HRM literature.Therefore,the relationship among these three HRM dimensions and their relationship with enterprise performance was examined in the present study to facilitate comparison between managerial and non-managerial employees in the Ivorian context.
文摘The theoretical foundations of human resources(HR)involve various concepts that are often are perceived much differently by employers and employees.They include leadership strategies,diversity,employee relations,ethical responsibilities,corporate responsibilities,labor relations,staffing,security,technology,and much more.Research has supported the premise that if executed wisely,the systems defined in HR theory can increase performance and the potential for competitive advantage.It is important to define the knowledge gaps regarding what relevant attributes HR CEO’s and employees need to possess and understand.Ultimately,HR managers are responsible for a variety of functions that will ensure the success of their organization and analyzing multiple perspectives aids in moving towards a productive,cohesive unit.Steps can be taken by both the supervisors and frontline staff,to solidify the strength of the unit and those actions begin by first understanding each job’s perspective.The following presents key concepts from the administrative role and the employee role in a generalized business environment.
文摘Globalization has contributed to rapid technological development,dominated by the importance of human resources as a key to society’s development and progress.A modern approach to strategic HRM is the most important phenomenon of today,helping to align the skills currently used with the goals the company pursues.A new industry is constantly evolving in the field of human resource management through strategic human resource management(HRM).The data show that human resource efficiency is an important factor that enables a company to have long-term benefits in terms of profits,competencies,and other goals.In the HRM system,this plays a significant role in planning long-term goals and strategies.The skills necessary to fulfill organizational goals are developed by individuals’personal sense of attitude and creativity synergistically related to the needs and desires of employees.The business function or human resources sector today is much more than a form of employment in the future.The efficient use of human resources is needed to provide companies with a competitive advantage and set long-term goals for a successful business,which are just some of the priorities of global business.Human resource management organization(HRM)includes selection,training,evaluation and rewarding of employees,organizational leadership,organizational culture.HRM emerged as a concept in the early 20th century,when researchers began documenting ways to create business value through strategic workforce management.Initially,transactional work dominated,but due to increased globalization,further HRM research today focuses on strategic initiatives,such as talent management,industrial and employment relations,inclusion,and more.Human resource management(HRM)refers to HR and management practices and systems that affect the workforce.The human resources of any organization are made up of all the people who carry out some activities within the enterprise.HRM’s core responsibilities include job design and job analysis,training and development,recruitment,team building,performance management,employee appraisal,etc.HRM affects the management and productivity of the company.It plays an important role in the training and control of employees and the organization.HRM plays a vital role in sustaining the lives,work,and career planning of employees.It helps HR managers resolve conflicts and motivate employees to pursue personal and organizational goals.To achieve organizational goals within HRM,it is important to conduct training and education.Without the ability of good HRM management and employee confidence in leadership,chaos and conflicts arise in the organization.HRM plays a vital role in the organization to achieve organizational goals,solve problems,manage workforce diversity,and the like.
文摘This study is based on the Ability-Motivation-Opportunity(AMO)model.Through two sub-studies,it explores the influence of ability-enhancing,motivation-enhancing,and opportunity-enhancing strategic human resource management(SHRM)in science and technology enterprises,on product innovation performance(PIP).It also reveals the dynamic evolution that influence from the perspective of the enterprise lifecycles.Sub-study 1 analyzes 441 questionnaires from managers of science and technology enterprises,using a qualitative comparative analysis method to determine the differences in the lifecycles of different enterprises.A qualitative comparative analysis of the questionnaires identifies the configurations of AMO SHRM,organizational emotional capability(OEC),and organizational human capital(OHC)that affect PIP at different lifecycles.Sub-study 2 empirically validates the dynamic capability path and resource-enhancing path of the impact of AMO SHRM on PIP using 444 questionnaires from managers of science and technology enterprises.The outcomes make the following revelations.(1)There are two possible configurations for product innovation during the startup stage,and opportunity-enhancing SHRM(OSHRM),OEC,and OHC are necessary conditions for impacting product innovation.There are three possible configurations for product innovation during the growth phase,and three possible configurations during the mature phase.(2)OSHRM in the startup stage affects product innovation through human capital,while ability-enhancing SHRM(ASHRM)and motivation-enhancing SHRM(MSHRM)do not significantly affect product innovation.ASHRM and OSHRM in the growth stage affect product innovation through OEC and OHC,while MSHRM has a significant impact on product innovation.AMO SHRM in the mature stage affects PIP through OEC and OHC.The study compares the impact of AMO SHRM on PIP from the perspectives of dynamic capability and resource-enhancing paths,and longitudinally analyzes the adaptability of the two paths in different stages of the enterprise life,providing reference for science and technology enterprise management practices.
文摘The ongoing internationalization of companies goes hand in hand with an increase of international assignments. With it, knowledge is transferred and diverse teams emerge in the subsidiaries abroad. However, expatriation management and diversity management have been separated areas so far. Thus, the readiness to use expatriation as an integral element of an overall diversity strategy has been evaluated in an exploratory empirical study. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews have been conducted with both expatriates and HR (human resources) managers in six subsidiaries and the headquarters of an international mechanical engineering company. It was found that operative aspects of the expatriate management dominate the viewpoint of those involved. However, the findings also suggest that an implicit recognition of advantages that stem from the variety of individual employees exists. Willingness to systematically strengthen the exchange and learning process was detected. Based on these results, a new approach could be conceptualized and implemented. This provides various foci for further research.
文摘Korean employers notoriously practice seniority-based personnel management, rather than one prioritizing workers’ skills or performance, and this has changed only slowly amid the evolving business landscape and advancing labor standards. This study contributes to understanding this phenomenon by assessing Korean firms’ promotion criteria and practices over the past decade across distinct phases of industry business cycles, and between the economy’s primary and secondary sectors. Primary-sector firms are shown to be less likely than secondary-sector firms to base their promotion decisions on the analysis of workers’ achievements and colleague ratings, but rather on their performance of core job duties. Primary-sector firms have more advancement steps within their management ranks, and longer wait time until promotion at all ranks. Secondary-sector firms are flatter hierarchically, featuring shorter time to promotion at all ranks and fewer advancement steps, but also a lower fraction of promotions based on special merit. Firms’ promotion practices change over the business cycle. During expansionary years, the hierarchical dispersion of workers within organizations widens, particularly among primary-sector firms, with more workers remaining as regular staff but more managers promoted to senior management. As firms recruit more regular staff, years to promotion to managerial positions, and the count of advancement steps increase. Business expansion induces firms to streamline promotions to management based on colleague ratings subject to lesser review of workers’ own achievements. Over the past decade, promotions by special merit have receded while those by colleague ratings have gone up. Firms are thus apparently not transitioning toward merit- and achievement-based promotions, and continue relying on subjective colleague ratings and job-content analysis in their stagnant hierarchical structures. This has implications for workers and for policymakers tasked with ushering in more inclusive, objective and meritocratic personnel management practices.