Hr Practices In Organizational Performance

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This paper is to find out the Human resource practices which are recruitment and selection, training and performance appraisal have considerable relationship towards the organizational performance .Whether there is a significant relationship between human resource practices and the organizational performance or not. Literature Review Human resource management can be define as policies, system and practices which can influence employee’s behaviour, attitude and performance in organization (Noe, Hollenbeck Gerhart, 2008). Thus it can be said that human resource management is an important function with various significant impact on an organization performance. Proper attention and management skills in handling the needs of personal in organization…show more content…
Strategy can be manipulated or changed with more ease than orientation of the management. Therefore HRM practices can contribute to a great extent towards organizational performance orientation remains in the right direction (Othman and Poon, 2007). Developing HR practices meant to make the most of individual performance have never been accorded significance in public service. There are ill-defined boundaries about HR responsibilities of managers at various levels and specializations each with different perspectives (Harris, 2007). More and more organizations seek to improve their performance by using appropriate HRM policies and practices. Due to the importance of CSR to business, it is important for HRM policies and practices to address both the firm’s strategic needs and the interests of internal and external stakeholders (Shen and Zhu, 2011). Employee commitment should be considered as a resource by the organizations which can be used to uphold the workforce capabilities providing sustained advantage over competitors. HRM practices can be used as a tool to inculcate the desired commitment among the employees limiting their desire to leave the organization and demonstrate higher citizenship behaviour (Gellatly, 2009). Investment in human resources (HRs) through embracing human capital enhancing (HCE) human resource management (HRM) system is positively…show more content…
This means that organizations that implement highly selective staffing, realistic training, performance management practices and employee empowerment are likely to have higher performance (Moideenkutty, Al-Lamki, 2009). After globalization and ever expanding organizations there is a need to adopt strategy and structures with cross cultural operability to optimize the efficiency. This will warrant the need to redefine HR strategies to increase or maintain organizational performance (Appelbaum, 2011). Committed employees are taken invariably as heart of the organization. Commitment towards organization is a predominant tool towards organizational performance and effectiveness (Gbadamosi,
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