High performance work systems (HPWS) and their effect on firm performance is examined using a single holistic case study design in which the Total Strategic Resource Approach (TSRA) is used to measure the extent of HPWS implementation in a private Pakistani hospital. Using a mixed methodology...

This study is an attempt to find out the effect of line managers' environmental attitude on their organizational citizenship behavior for environment (OCBE) and environmental performance (EP). In addition to above examination, the study has also made an investigation regarding the mediating role...

This study examines cross-level relationship between implemented high performance work system (HPWS) and employee service related behaviors along with the mediating effects of employees' affective commitment between this relationship. Although, research studies have confirmed the positive...

The main purpose of conducting this study is to test the relationship among organizational commitment, high performance work systems and job stress; and their impact on the organizational learning capabilities of the banking sector in Pakistan. The data was collected through a structured...

Strategic Management is a concept that concerns with making decisions and taking corrective actions to achieve long term targets and goals of an organization. The importance of strategic management in a firm can be answered by analyzing relationship between strategic management and...

In recent years, strategic renewal has become a projecting area in contemporary management research. It refers to the process that allow businesses to change their strategic intent, learning and capabilities. This paper seeks to develop a theoretically perspective on the active nature of the...

Organizational survival (OS) is still in spotlight in management literature because of the threats posed by the uncertain and volatile business environment across the globe. Fierce competition among organizations and unstable business environment has made organizations to focus on their survival...