Assessment framework for lean-sustainable HRM practices
Nagamani Subramanian and
M. Suresh
International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking, 2023, vol. 13, issue 4, 527-552
Abstract:
Stakeholders' greater pressure on the businesses to gain maximum profits, to improve the social condition, and to restore the planet's health has forced the firms to adopt sustainable, innovative, and people-oriented strategies in their business operations. For the successful implementation of any strategies, firms need to focus on the HRM practices since, human resource is the one who initiates, implements, and makes any improvement sustainable. The study aims to assess the lean-sustainable HRM practices of the Indian retail industry by using multi-grade fuzzy. Four enablers, 22 criteria, and 84 attributes were identified through extensive literature review and expert opinion. The calculated overall lean-sustainability HRM index 6.7, reveals that the case retail store 'focuses lean-sustainable HRM practices'. The study also offered necessary suggestions for improving the identified weaker attributes. This framework will help the managers to periodically assess their store's lean-sustainable HRM practices and make necessary actions for enhancing its overall performance.
Keywords: lean HRM; sustainable HRM; HRM practices; retail store; multi-grade fuzzy; importance performance analysis; IPA. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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