2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.simpat.2020.102118
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An agent-based approach for modeling and simulation of human resource management as a complex system: Management strategy evaluation

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“…The study discovered a signi􀅫icant correlation between employee turnover rates within a business and the existence and ef-􀅫icacy of a performance management system. This study is supported by the 􀅫indings of prior studies, which show that performance management systems signi􀅫icantly affect employees (Somarathna, 2020). Reduced turnover rates are associated with fair evaluations, open communication, chances for professional development, and a wellorganized performance management system.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…The study discovered a signi􀅫icant correlation between employee turnover rates within a business and the existence and ef-􀅫icacy of a performance management system. This study is supported by the 􀅫indings of prior studies, which show that performance management systems signi􀅫icantly affect employees (Somarathna, 2020). Reduced turnover rates are associated with fair evaluations, open communication, chances for professional development, and a wellorganized performance management system.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…For human resource management complex systems, an agent-based approach to model it as a complex system in which alternative management strategies can be modeled through agent interactions while observing organizational performance [9]. Fuzzy mechanical modeling of complex systems helps us analyze a mixture of quantitative and mutually controllable qualitative modules [10].…”
Section: A Literature On Modeling and Simulation Of Complex Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They explained that to gain a sustainable competitive advantage requires employee commitment in practice, along with Green HR orientation, training, and development. Somarathna (2020) examines the contribution of new decision support systems, which improve the HRM decision-making process. The proposed framework can model essential features of the HRM system, such as organizational structure, underlying causal relationships in the HRM system, and employee micro-level interactions.…”
Section: Linkage and Clustering Of Themes In Strategic Human Resource...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this relationship has different Pearson correlation coefficient values, between Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the three study topics, it is confirmed that this study is a study that cannot be separated from the topics of HRM System, Green HRM, and Sustainable HRM (Figure 5). This HRM System topic discusses a lot of five themes, namely: (1) Managerial aspect and Technology (Somarathna, 2020;Tseng et al, 2020;Rogiers, Viaene, and Leysen, 2020); (2) Employee Engagement (Lombardi et al, 2020;Mazur and Walczyna, 2020;Xu et al, 2020;Ahmed et al, 2020;Memon et al, 2020; Meijerink, Bos-Nehles, and de Leede, 2020); (3) Organization Trust (Ferreira-Oliveira, Keating and Silva, 2020;He et al, 2020); (4) Affective Commitment (Blom, 2020; Meijerink, Bos-Nehles and de Leede, 2020; Ferreira-Oliveira Keating and Silva, 2020); ( 5) the HR relationship consistent behavior (Kitchot, Siengthai and Sukhotu, 2020;Chang, Son, and Pak, 2020;Ferreira-Oliveira, Keating and Silva, 2020). The topic of Green HRM discussed three themes extensively, namely: (1) employee organizational commitment (Blom, 2020;Ferreira-Oliveira, Keating and Silva, 2020;Philip and Arrowsmith, 2020;Arasli et al, 2020;Meijerink, Bos-Nehles, and de Leede, 2020); (2) sustainable competitive advantage (Chillakuri and Vanka, 2020;Faisal and Naushad, 2020;Tseng et al, 2020;Lombardi et al, 2020;Mazur and Walczyna, 2020;Ferreira-Oliveira, Keating, and Silva, 2020); (3) Green HR orientation, training and development (Faisal and Naushad, 2020;Arasli et al, 2020;Barba-Aragón and Jiménez-Jiménez, 2020).…”
Section: The Relationship Between the Topics Of Strategic Human Resou...mentioning
confidence: 99%