The Relationship Between Human Resource Management Practices and Employee Performance Moderated by Organizational Politics in Oman: A Conceptual Paper
Baawain Mohammed Suhail Ajaham, Abu Bakar Abdul Hamid
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Baawain Mohammed Suhail Ajaham, Abu Bakar Abdul Hamid
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The main purpose of this study is to examine the impact of human resource management practices on employee performance. Specially the objective of this study are as follows (1) to determine the impact of human resource management practices: (a) training and development, (b) rewards and compensation, (c) performance appraisal, (d) employee empowerment, and (e) job design on employee performance in the public sector organization of Oman. (2) to explore the moderating impact of organizational politics on the relationship between human resource management practices: (a) training and development, (b) rewards and compensation, (c) performance appraisal, (d) employee empowerment, and (e) job design on employee performance in the public sector organization of Oman. The target respondent is employee who are currently working on public sector in Oman.
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The main purpose of this study is to examine the impact of human resource management practices on employee performance. Specially the objective of this study are as follows (1) to determine the impact of human resource management practices: (a) training and development, (b) rewards and compensation, (c) performance appraisal, (d) employee empowerment, and (e) job design on employee performance in the public sector organization of Oman. (2) to explore the moderating impact of organizational politics on the relationship between human resource management practices: (a) training and development, (b) rewards and compensation, (c) performance appraisal, (d) employee empowerment, and (e) job design on employee performance in the public sector organization of Oman. The target respondent is employee who are currently working on public sector in Oman.
Key concepts: Performance appraisal, Training and development, Human resource management, Respondent, Public sector, Employee research, Human resources, Business