Effects of continuous improvement in streamlining HRM practices

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Main Authors: Wickramasinghe, V., Chathurani, M.N.
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Language:English
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author Wickramasinghe, V.
Chathurani, M.N.
author_facet Wickramasinghe, V.
Chathurani, M.N.
contents <p>Purpose- The present study investigated the effect of continuous improvement initiatives in streamlining HRM practices in Sri Lanka.<br>Design/methodology/approach- Survey methodology was used and 217 respondents who fulfilled the selection criteria set for the study responded. Structural equation modelling was performed to examine the hypothesized relationships.<br>Findings- The analysis supported the hypotheses that continuous improvement initiatives significantly positively influence to streamline HRM practices of performance management, job-related training, employee involvement and team work.<br>Practical implications- Continuous improvement initiatives that are aligned with the strategic direction of firms guide to design and implement better focused HRM practices.<br>Originality/value- The failure to streamline HRM practices in accordance with continuous improvement initiatives has been identified as a key barrier for the effective utilization of human resources. Although continuous improvement initiatives demand changes in the way HRM is practiced, so far, little empirical attention has been paid to understand the implications of<br>continuous improvement initiatives for HRM practices.</p>
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spellingShingle Effects of continuous improvement in streamlining HRM practices
Wickramasinghe, V.
Chathurani, M.N.
Quality Improvement/organization & administration
Industrial production
Streamlined HR processes
Human resource management efficiency
Process optimization in HR
Effects of continuous improvement on HRM
Improving HR efficiency through continuous improvement
Organizational performance improvement
Continuous improvement
Business process improvement
Operational excellence
Process streamlining
Business process management
Business and management
Process streamlining
<p>Purpose- The present study investigated the effect of continuous improvement initiatives in streamlining HRM practices in Sri Lanka.<br>Design/methodology/approach- Survey methodology was used and 217 respondents who fulfilled the selection criteria set for the study responded. Structural equation modelling was performed to examine the hypothesized relationships.<br>Findings- The analysis supported the hypotheses that continuous improvement initiatives significantly positively influence to streamline HRM practices of performance management, job-related training, employee involvement and team work.<br>Practical implications- Continuous improvement initiatives that are aligned with the strategic direction of firms guide to design and implement better focused HRM practices.<br>Originality/value- The failure to streamline HRM practices in accordance with continuous improvement initiatives has been identified as a key barrier for the effective utilization of human resources. Although continuous improvement initiatives demand changes in the way HRM is practiced, so far, little empirical attention has been paid to understand the implications of<br>continuous improvement initiatives for HRM practices.</p>
title Effects of continuous improvement in streamlining HRM practices
topic Quality Improvement/organization & administration
Industrial production
Streamlined HR processes
Human resource management efficiency
Process optimization in HR
Effects of continuous improvement on HRM
Improving HR efficiency through continuous improvement
Organizational performance improvement
Continuous improvement
Business process improvement
Operational excellence
Process streamlining
Business process management
Business and management
Process streamlining
url https://doi.org/10.1108/BPMJ-03-2020-0130