Green HRM and Sustainability: As a source of Competitive Advantage

Kumar, Ramesh; Mann, Pravesh Kumar

doi:10.31305/rrijm.2020.v05.i11.025

RRIJM

2020

DOI: 10.31305/rrijm.2020.v05.i11.025

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Green HRM and Sustainability: As a source of Competitive Advantage

Ramesh Kumar¹,

Pravesh Kumar Mann²

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How Do Green Human Resource Management Practices Encourage Employees to Engage in Green Behavior? Perceptions of University Students as Prospective Employees

Ercantan

Eyupoglu

2022

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This study measured the perceptions of prospective employees (university students) towards organizations practicing green human resource management and how these perceptions could influence their future green behavior in the workplace. The sample of the study consisted of students from the largest university in North Cyprus and 400 questionnaires were administered with 342 valid responses being returned. The data was tested by confirmatory factor analysis by using analysis of moment structures (AMOS) software version 24.0 and factor, regression, and correlation analyses were conducted. The data analysis revealed that green human resource management had a direct influence on prospective employees’ perceived green task-related and voluntary behaviors and an indirect influence via the mediation of psychological green climate perception. The importance of incorporating sustainable dimensions within HRM departments, as well as the function of GHRM practices in achieving sustainability, was highlighted in this study. This study further contributes to the literature of behavioral HRM and focuses on the green side of HRM to contribute to the environmental management literature as well as providing insight into prospective employees’ (students) perceptions of GHRM practices, which will create an impact on their future green workplace behaviors.

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How Do Green Human Resource Management Practices Encourage Employees to Engage in Green Behavior? Perceptions of University Students as Prospective Employees

Ercantan

Eyupoglu

2022

Sustainability

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