Reactive and proactive pathways to sustainable apparel supply chains: Manufacturer's perspective on stakeholder salience and organizational learning toward responsible management

Roy, Vivek; Silvestre, Bruno S.; Singh, Shubham

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2020.107672

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“…Likewise, SCP mediates the relationship between SCOL and BP (H7 is supported). This supports previous studies from Roy et al (2020); (Azadegan et al, 2019;Sriyakul, Prianto & Jermsittiparsert, 2019;Ojha, Struckell et al, 2018;Jian & Li, 2016;Opengart, 2015;Whitten et al, 2012;Skipworth, et al, 2015;Vivek & Ravindran, 2009). Currently, SCOL in courier service SMEs must really be paid attention and improved.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…This result is supported by Hult et al (2000) which state that organizational learning has a positive effect on customer orientation and relationship commitment in the global supply chain. SCP is proven to be supported by SCOL (Roy et al 2020;Azadegan et al 2019;Sriyakul et al 2019;Ojha, Struckell et al, 2018;Jian & Li, 2016;Opengart, 2015;Whitten et al 2012;) and also affect and correlate with business performance (Skipworth, Godsell, Wong, Saghiri & Julien, 2015;Vivek & Ravindran, 2009).…”

Section: H 1 Green Human Resource Management (Ghrm) Has a Significamentioning

confidence: 99%

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A nexus between Green HRM (GHRM), Supply Chain Performance (SCP) and Business Performance (BP): The mediating role of Supply Chain Organizational Learning (SCOL)

Muafi

Kusumawati

2021

JIEM

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Purpose: This study tests and analyzes the relationship pattern (nexus) of Green HRM, SCP, and BP. In addition, this study also tests the mediation role of SCP in analyzing the relationship between GHRM and BP and the mediation role of SCP in analyzing the relationship between SCOL and BP.Design/methodology: This study uses survey method. The survey is distributed to owners/managers of courier service SMEs in two provinces (Special Region of Yogyakarta and East Java) in Indonesia. The sampling technique is conducted purposively with 165 respondents. The data analysis technique uses AMOS 23. Findings: SCOL has a positive effect on SCP and BP and mediates the effect of SCP on BP. The most interesting about the findings is GHRM has no effect on SCP and BP and SCP does not mediate GHRM on BP.Research limitations/implications: Researcher use purposive sampling which has limitation of not being able to generalize the population in two provinces, namely Special Region of Yogyakarta and East Java. This is also not ideal approach to evaluate the impact of GHRM on SCP and BP and the impact of SCOL on SCP and BP. Courier service SMEs in this study have not implemented GHRM in ideal manner so they are unable to conclude the results in a comprehensive and transparent manner.Managerial Implication: Companies need to consider aspects related to the courier service industry, namely digitalization of information and green innovation so their contribution can be seen in improving whole business performance. In addition, it is necessary to divide SMEs that have practiced GHRM and those that are not so they can make strategies and policies related to GHRM, SCP, BP and SCOL. It is also necessary to examine other aspects in improving the business sustainability of courier services, namely the complexity and service strategy orientation. SMEs who have more SCOL strategy will better implement GHRM practices associated with SCP and BP. This is important since competition in the courier service industry is getting tougher especially when faced with foreign competitors who already have global service standards.Theory Implication: This study contributes the theory enrichment of SCOL aspect in mediating the relationship pattern between SCP and BP. This study also provides theoretical contributions namely GHRM has no effect on SCP and BP and SCP does not mediate GHRM on BP.Originality/value: Study which examines the role of SCOL, especially when it is related to GHRM, SCP and BP is still limited in Asia. SME owners in the courier service industry rarely have good data integration in the system. The implementation of SC is starting from upstream to downstream processes so that SMEs need a well-planned and integrated SCOL in each work unit which ultimately have an impact on SCP and BP.

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confidence: 91%

Section: H 1 Green Human Resource Management (Ghrm) Has a Significamentioning

confidence: 99%

A nexus between Green HRM (GHRM), Supply Chain Performance (SCP) and Business Performance (BP): The mediating role of Supply Chain Organizational Learning (SCOL)

Muafi

Kusumawati

2021

JIEM

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“…Therefore, the policies need to be designed at several stages and with a particular set of target sector at every stage (Roy and Singh, 2017;Roy et al, 2020). While allocating fund for technological innovations, the policymakers might also invest towards the discovery of alternate and clean energy solutions.…”

Section: Concluding Remarks and Policy Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analyzing technology-emissions association in Top-10 polluted MENA countries: How to ascertain sustainable development by quantile modeling approach

Sinha¹,

Shah

Sengupta³

et al. 2020

Journal of Environmental Management

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This study investigates the relationship between technological progression and ambient air pollution in top-10 polluted Middle East and North African (MENA) countries by using monthly data for the period of 1990-2017. The Quantile cointegration proposed by Xiao ( 2009), Quantile-on-Quantile regression (QQ) proposed by Sim and Zhou (2015), and Quantile Autoregressive Granger causality developed by Troster (2018) are applied. In particular, we examine to which extent, quantiles of technological progression affect the quantiles of ambient air pollution, by developing separate indicators for both the mentioned aspects using Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Our empirical findings unfold mutual dependence between technological progression and ambient air pollution. Furthermore, the results of Quantile Autoregressive Granger causality test conclude a bidirectional causal relationship between technological progression and ambient air pollution.

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“…Pedersen and Gwozdz (2014) and Miles et al (2006) report that conformance to the stakeholder pressure is the dominant organisational response on corporate social responsibility. An interesting study by Roy, Silvestre and Singh (2020) suggest that stakeholder pressure to adopt sustainable supply chain management practices generates reactive pathways to sustainability implementation at the firm level. Moreover, they also show that reactive pathways appear to be less effective than proactive ones.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, they also show that reactive pathways appear to be less effective than proactive ones. For detailed discussion on firm‐intrinsic view of stakeholder salience for sustainable supply chain management, readers are requested to refer the recent study of Roy et al (2020). Rebs, Thiel, Brandenburg and Seuring (2019) find that intensities of stakeholder influence determine the level of sustainability practices adoption in a firm.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Stakeholder pressure for sustainability: Can ‘innovative capabilities’ explain the idiosyncratic response in the manufacturing firms?

et al. 2020

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This study explores role of innovative capabilities in determining a manufacturing firm's response to stakeholder pressure for adopting sustainable practices. Drawing on the theory of conservatism, we delineate that the firm's response is idiosyncratic and undergirded in the nature of its innovative capabilities. Our empirical investigation reveals that the response to the stakeholder pressure is mediated by the nature of the firm's innovative capabilities. Indian manufacturing firms are identified as unit of analysis for this study. The individual manufacturing facilities implement the environmental practices. The findings suggest that the manufacturing firm's exposure to exploitative/exploratory innovative capabilities triggers sustainable behaviours with ephemeral focus and enduring focus. Further, the exploratory/exploitative innovation is capable of explaining idiosyncratic behaviour for the firms' sustainability practices adoption. The findings delineate, with analysis, that unlike China, regulatory stakeholder pressures in India inhibit the adoption of sustainable practices with enduring focus in manufacturing firms.

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Reactive and proactive pathways to sustainable apparel supply chains: Manufacturer's perspective on stakeholder salience and organizational learning toward responsible management

Cited by 74 publications

References 89 publications

A nexus between Green HRM (GHRM), Supply Chain Performance (SCP) and Business Performance (BP): The mediating role of Supply Chain Organizational Learning (SCOL)

A nexus between Green HRM (GHRM), Supply Chain Performance (SCP) and Business Performance (BP): The mediating role of Supply Chain Organizational Learning (SCOL)

Analyzing technology-emissions association in Top-10 polluted MENA countries: How to ascertain sustainable development by quantile modeling approach

Stakeholder pressure for sustainability: Can ‘innovative capabilities’ explain the idiosyncratic response in the manufacturing firms?

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