Evaluation of human resources policy in national organizations with different governing organizational structures

Abstract

The primary idea of the paper is to look at the essence of human resources policy in national organizations that have different organizational structures as a source of generating competitive advantage. Every high-grade organization pays great attention to the human resources policy, both in terms of hiring suitable personnel and in terms of professional development of those already employed in the organization. The research subject is the organizational structure of the company as an indicator of the satisfaction of employees, who are ready to progress and improve, thereby bringing profit to themselves and the organization. The resulting premise is that a reliable human resources policy is a condition for the right personnel and the most successful value parameters to be fully expressed in different organizations. The analysis is focused on assessing the disproportion in the human resources policy in organizations that otherwise have a conflicting organizational structure, which should ensure their business results. The analytical deductive method, the synthesis method, and the statistical test method were used to prove the initial assumption.

Enterprises' effectiveness: A study on structure, focus, and enterprises' outcomes

“…Achievement of organizational goals has to be aligned with individual goals. Satisfied employees, close interaction and dedication to enterprise support the achievement of the organizational goals such as productivity and efficiency (Miletić, Aničić, & Gračanac, 2023).…”