an organization requires careful planning in the field of human resources for its optimal use of human resource. one of the variables affecting hrp is turnover intention. the purpose of this research contributes to the human resource planning with emphasis on the influence of moral texture on female employees' turnover intention in one university. it also examines the role of variable mode...

Work performance is an essential aspect for both the employees and organization. However, there were limited studies on work engagement of in City Government General Santos. For this reason, study attempted to determine level its effect engagement. Correlational methods research used. The involved ninety-three (93) permanent employees. An adopted questionnaire was findings revealed that high te...

This paper analyzes the use of two important human resource practices (self-managed work teams and formal training programs) in U.S. manufacturing. These practices are often used in conjunction with each other and their use is associated with improved firm performance, thus the term “high performance work systems.” The results of this paper raise concerns about the interpretation of studies tha...

Recently, several organizations reported implementing high performance work systems, with remarkable success. These HPWSs, as they are becoming known (as defined by Nadler, 1989), are primarily aimed at improving the organization's financial and operational performance. A survey of 39 organizations was conducted to examine the antecedents, the design, and the overall effectiveness of these init...

Businesses worldwide are beginning to explore new areas of workplace change. Gone are the days of changing an element in one department and expecting results throughout the entire firm. The latest trend is the high performance work system. The implementation of such a system is not based around one department, but focuses on firm-wide change. Key elements are workplace restructuring, retraining...

We also thank patients and providers in the nine hospitals that participated in data collection for the study reported here. In this paper we explore a causal mechanism through which high performance work systems affect performance outcomes. We propose a model in which a particular type of high performance work system – a relational work system – enhances organizational performance by creating ...

High demanding work environments are sources of potentially harmful stress reactions. Chronic stress experienced in working life generates an autonomic dysregulation, which in turn results in high resting heart rate and blood pressure, as well as reduced vagal tone. Here, we proposed a novel approach that exploits competitive biofeedback to reduce negative psychological and physiological outcom...