Effect of Human Resource Management Practices on Employee’s Productivity of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria

Abstract

This study investigated the effect of human resource management practice on employee's productivity in selected deposit money banks in Nigeria. The data for this study was sourced through the use of structured question distributed to the selected deposit money banks in Yola Metropolis. A total of 193 questionnaires were distributed but 166 were successfully retrieved and analyzed. The study employed descriptive statistics, multiple regression technique in estimating the effects of human resource management practice on employee productivity in the selected organization, correlation coefficient was also used to test the extent to which human resource management relate to employee productivity. The study revealed that human resource planning (HRP), recruitment and selection (RS), staff training and development (TRD) and performance appraisal (PA) were positively affecting employee productivity in the selected deposit money banks in Nigeria and were rightly signed, implying that they were consistent with the theoretical expectation of this study. The F-statistics 5.242014, which measured the joint significance of the parameter estimates, was found statistically significant at 5 per cent level as indicated by the corresponding probability value of 0.025272. This implies that all the variables of the model were jointly and statistically significant in affecting employee productivity in the selected deposit money banks in Nigeria. Finally, this result revealed that human resource management practice was positively and significantly affecting employee productivity in the selected deposit money banks in Nigeria. The study concluded that human resource management practice affected employee productivity positively in selected deposit money banks in Nigeria. The study therefore, recommended that concerted effort need to be taken in the banking industries in Nigeria to improve their human resource practice in order to achieve the objective of increasing the productivity of their employees.