Human Resources Management and Services
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<table> <tbody> <tr style="vertical-align: top;"> <td style="text-align: justify;"> <p><strong><em>Human Resources Management and Services</em></strong> (HRMS) is an international open access journal on theoretical and practical research in the field of human resource management. HRMS adopts a double-blind peer review model and publishes high-quality articles. It is committed to disseminating unique and insightful insights and promoting the development, innovation and understanding of human resource management. Potential readers of HRMS include scholars, practice managers, and policy makers in the field.</p> </td> <td><img src="/public/site/images/admin/HRMS_cover_12.png"><br> <div id="issn_section"><br><span class="issn_num"><span class="issn_num">ISSN: 2661-4308 (O</span></span><span class="issn_num">)</span><br><br><img src="/public/site/Open_Access.png" alt="" height="20px"></div> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table>PiscoMed Publishing Pte Ltden-USHuman Resources Management and Services2661-4308How recruitment ad informativeness influence application intentions: Mediating role of perceived fit and moderating role of employment experience
https://ojs.piscomed.com/index.php/HRMS/article/view/3576
<p>Business organizations use job advertisements to find and attract the high-quality workforce they need. Skillfully crafted job advertisements not only provide job-related information to job seekers but also help develop a strong employer brand in the employee market. Based on signaling theory and person-environment fit theory, we propose that the content and specificity of information provided in job advertisements influence job advertisement effectiveness through various mechanisms. In a scenario-based experiment on 310 young job seekers, we probed the direct and indirect effects of job advertisement informativeness on job pursuit intentions. Using structural equations modelling and multi-group path analysis, the mediating roles of perceived job appropriateness and ad truthfulness, along with the moderating role of previous employment experience, were examined. By manipulating the information content of a hypothetical job advertisement, we demonstrated that: a) both advertisement informativeness and perceived job appropriateness had positive direct effects on application intentions, while the latter had a greater effect; b) perceived job appropriateness mediated the relationship between advertisement informativeness and job pursuit intentions; c) the indirect (mediated) effect of advertisement informativeness on application intentions was moderated by previous employment experience; d) perceived ad truthfulness did not exert any significant effect on application intentions. These findings imply that HR practitioners should provide specific information in job postings to help candidates, especially those with less work experience, evaluate how well the job suits them and increase their motivation to apply.</p>Esra AlniacikUmit Alniacik
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2025-01-022025-01-02713576357610.18282/hrms3576Investigating the impact of human resource empowerment on the establishment of green human resources management in Tehran’s 14th district municipality
https://ojs.piscomed.com/index.php/HRMS/article/view/3489
<p>This study explores the influence of human resource empowerment on the establishment of green human resource management (GHRM) within Tehran’s 14th district municipality. Utilizing a descriptive-analytical research approach, the study targets the practical implications of empowerment strategies on GHRM implementation. The research population consists of 1500 employees from the 14th district, based on the 2017 census. A sample of 306 respondents was selected using Morgan’s table. Data were collected via a structured questionnaire developed from the study’s conceptual framework and research hypotheses. The questionnaire’s validity and reliability were confirmed through expert review and Cronbach’s alpha (0.9). Descriptive statistics outline the background and primary variables, while inferential statistics, particularly the Pearson correlation test, were used to evaluate the hypotheses. Results indicate that human resource empowerment positively affects the establishment of GHRM in Tehran’s 14th district municipality.</p>Sahar ShetabanEsmaeil Kavousi
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2025-01-142025-01-14713489348910.18282/hrms3489Power, politics and job satisfaction among employees in Wolaita Sodo Polytechnic College, South Ethiopia
https://ojs.piscomed.com/index.php/HRMS/article/view/3585
<p>When power is exercised, it results in political behavior in organizations. Excessively held organizational politics can hurt an organization and its members though some consider wisely used political behavior as positive. This study was conducted at Wolaita Sodo Polytechnic College (WSPTC) to investigate the effect of power and political dynamism on employee job satisfaction. Cross-sectional survey design was used to collect data from stratified, randomly selected 146 informants. The Rahim Leader Power Inventory (RLPI), Interpersonal Power Inventory (IPI), Perception of Organizational Politics (POP), and Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire (MSQ) were employed to collect data. Descriptive and inferential statistical analyses were made using statistical packages (SPSS version 23). The findings revealed that when managers legitimate, coercive, and reward power bases are higher, then organizational politics becomes higher. Power concentration at higher positions results in increased organizational politics than when it was shared. Regression analysis uncovered that 47% (R-squared 0.468) of variations in job satisfaction were explained by POP and power dynamics. Hence, it is recommended that having power sharing, empowering subordinates, and moderate political maneuvering in the use of power and politics will be helpful in maintaining constructive relationships and job satisfaction.</p>Shimelis TamiratZerihun Ayenew
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2025-01-172025-01-17713585358510.18282/hrms3585