Many studies on green management (GM) focusing on behaviour of organizations in relation to external and internal pressure agreed that organization behaviour can vary according to institutional environments. Some studies argued that Corporate Environmental Citizenship Behaviour (CECB) can be viewed by categories of regulative, normative and cognitive adoption. While, researchers in the area of human resource management argued that Green HRM should be employed in order to effectively implement GM initiatives. Whiles others postulated that GM needs high level of knowledge, skills and competencies as resources for further implement green management. It is important to explore how Green HRM specifically contribute to effective implementation of GM by observing CECB. We need to understand as well, how Green Intellectual Capital (GIC) being influenced by Green HRM and in turn how these variables affect CECB. This study proposed to explore the mediating effect of GIC in the relationship between Green HRM and CECB. Based on previous literature, a researchable framework was developed.Data from Malaysian Electric and Electronics industry was collected to test these relationships. This study found that GIC do significantly mediates the relationship between Green HRM and CECB.
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