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    International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology,

    Vol. 1, No. 2, June 2010

    ISSN: 2010-

    Human Resources Development Climate: An

    Empirical Study1Dr. S. SaraswathiVII. CONCLUSION

    Employees are the valuable assets of any organisation. The

    present study is an attempt to contribute to a better

    understanding of the HRD climate prevailing in software and

    manufacturing organizations and to make a comparative

    analysis to understand whether they have samedegree of

    HRD climate or not. The general climate, HRD Mechanismsand OCTAPAC

    culture are better in software organizationscompared to manufacturing. From the comparative analysis,

    it is concluded that there is a significant difference in the

    HRD climate of software and manufacturing organizations.

    Based on the overall analysis it can be concluded that the

    good HRD climate was prevalent in the organizations

    surveyed. Thus, the extent of HRD climate prevailing in

    both the organizations seems to be different. For

    organizational and employees performance it is important to

    focus on various aspects of the HRD climate prevalent in the

    organization.

    Journal of Economics and Behavioral StudiesVol. 2, No. 2, pp.41-49, Feb 2011Conceptual framework on the relationship between human resource

    management practices, job satisfaction, and turnover

    The commitment of any organizations and firms is to achievethe higher productivity whereby the employees asfunctioning organizational system. The idea that motivated

    and committed workers are the essential condition foraccomplishing the organizational goal. The human resourcemanagement practicesor HRM practices have to be addressed in this position, in order to examine

    the behavior and performance of the employees. This paper proposes that the

    certain human resource management practices create the favorable approach

    on the job satisfaction which will be explicated reversely on the turnover.

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    Three main variables of HRM practices namely supervision, job training and

    pay practices have play a crucial role to enhance job satisfaction of

    employee. The strongly positive relationship between HRM practice and job

    satisfaction provide a wisdom way on how an organization can motivate an

    employee to work efficiently. In addition, the negative relationship of HRM

    practice and turnover is clearly enlighten the important of providing a good

    supervision, training, and pay practice in order to reduce turnover rates of

    employees. Besides, job satisfaction is directly effect on turnover with

    negative relationship. In other words, job satisfaction can reduce turnover of

    employee when there is high job satisfaction, vice versa. Thus, the

    organization needs to take a consideration about job satisfaction and apply

    HRM practice in the workplace in order to reduce turnover and gain the

    organization goals.