Human resource planning and organization performance: An exploratory analysis

Stella M. Nkomo

Strategic Management Journal, 1987, vol. 8, issue 4, 387-392

Abstract: In a study of the impact of human resource planning an organization performance, statistical tests did not indicate significant differences between the performance of firms using formal human resource planning and firms that do not. There was an indication of a positive change in performance after the initiation of human resource planning, relative to non‐users of such systems.

Date: 1987
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