• Human Resource Management And Organizational Performance Of Consulting Firms In The Nigerian Construction Industry

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    • 1.1 STATEMENT OF RESEARCH PROBLEM
      Construction companies experience many challenges in human resource management and development because of the high number of temporary staff, Alvin (2011). This he says is mainly due to the fluctuation in the demand of the industry not to mention the subjective reasons (i.e. specific procedure in production, material and technology) that limit the workers decision making process.
      According to Adeagbo and Oyemogum (2012), human resource development is not regularly practiced in most construction firms in Nigeria. Majority of the firms are small and medium sized with more semi-skilled and unskilled work force than skilled work force.
      Lack of timely project delivery of construction projects are influenced by lack of full commitment by workers due to the company’s reward system which causes them job dissatisfaction.
       Great expenditures of time, money and resources, both human and material, are wasted each year because of inefficient quality management procedures.
      A serious limitation that recent reviews of the literature points out is that the link between HRM and organizational performance is considered like a ‘black box’, i.e., lack of clarity regarding ‘what exactly leads to what’ (Gerhart, 2005).
      1.2 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
      1.      What is the level of HRM practices amongst consultants in the Nigerian construction industry?
      2.      What are the HRM practice factors that influence the consultant’s organisation performance?
      3.      What is the relationship between organisation performance (in terms of growth) and HRM best practice?
      1.3 AIM AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
      The aim of the study is to determine the effect of HRM practices in the improvement of organisation performance of the consultants in the Nigerian construction industry.
      Objectives:
      1.      To determine the level of HRM practices amongst consultants in the Nigerian construction industry
      2.      To identify the HRM practices that influence performance of consultant’s organisation
      3.      To determine the relationship between HRM  practices and organisation performance measured in terms of growth

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