The predictive power of technology leadership and green HRM toward green innovation, work engagement and environmental performance

Nadia A. Abdelmegeed Abdelwahed

International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management, 2024, vol. 74, issue 6, 2159-2182

Abstract: Purpose - Developing and maintaining green innovation (GI) and environmental performance (EP) has become a significant challenge for every organization. The present paper attempts to confirm the contributions of technology leadership (TL) and green HRM (GHRM) to green work engagement (GWE), GI and EP. The study also recognizes GWE’s contribution to connecting TL, GHRM, GI and EP. Design/methodology/approach - The study applies a deductive approach where data are gathered through questionnaires from employees of manufacturing firms in Egypt. Consequently, the study utilizes 312 cases to draw its conclusions. Findings - With regard to analysis, the researcher used path analysis through AMOS and established a positive effect of TL on GI and EP but a negative on GWE. GHRM has been confirmed to predict GWE, GI and EP positively. Furthermore, GWE positively influences GI and EP among the employees of manufacturing firms in Egypt. The indirect paths establish a significant contribution of GWE in developing the links between TL and EP, GHRM, GI and EP. On the other hand, it negatively affects the link between TL and GI. Practical implications - The study assists employers in setting green goals for their employees by offering the required knowledge, skills and training for green environmental management. The study also benefits employees’ workplace green behaviors in performance appraisals and promotions. Originality/value - The study’s originality assists in overcoming the remaining gaps in the literature by enriching the penetration of the literature from a developing context.

Keywords: Technology leadership; Green HRM; Green innovation; Green work engagement; Manufacturing firms; Environmental performance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1108/IJPPM-06-2024-0379

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