The Effectiveness of Strategic Human Resource Management in Increasing Firm Performance in Indonesia

Susilowati, Yuniari; Hutagaol, Parulian; Pasaribu, Bomer; Djohar, Setiadi

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2186296

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“…(2012) explained that the belief that strategic human resource management results to better firm performance is thought to be rather conventional because of the numerous studies on the relationship between the two variables that have shown the inconclusive results. There are unknown factors called "black-box" between strategic HRM-firm performance relationships that need to clarify (Susilowati, et. al., 2012).…”

Section: Difference Between the Aspects Of Quality Assurancementioning

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Human Resource Management and Quality Assurance of International and English Program Schools, Central Thailand

Luna¹,

ijar²

2020

IJAR

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The aim of this study is to examine Human Resource Management, its practices, perceived organizational support and employee outcomes in International and English Program schools in Central Thailand. A survey questionnaire was answered by 153 administrators and teachers who participated in this study and examined the levels of HRM and Quality Assurance and their relationship with each other. Besides this, Quality Assurance in Thailand in the respective schools included was discussed using secondary data from the Office of the National Education Standards and Quality Assessments (ONESQA) third round cycle of external assessment. Results showed younger employees view of Human Resource Management significantly differed from their older colleagues. It was also found that Human Resource Management is not a determinant in Teacher Performance. The Quality Assurance of schools included was found to be at a good level. Results also showed that there is a weakly positive correlation between Human Resource Management and Quality Assurance which is not significant. An intervention program was recommended to increase the level of HRM practices and Quality Assurance of schools in Central Thailand.

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Section: Difference Between the Aspects Of Quality Assurancementioning

confidence: 99%