The human resources management contribution to social responsibility and environmental sustainability: explorations from Ibero-America

Alcaraz, José M.; Susaeta, Lourdes; Suárez, Esperanza; Colón, Carlos; Gutiérrez-Martínez, Isis; Leguizamón, Francisco; Carlier, Sandra Idrovo; Weisz, Natalia; Correia, Mesaque Silva; Pin, José Ramón

doi:10.1080/09585192.2017.1350732

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“…Currently Sustainable global economy -is it achievable or just a myth? Today plenty of well-deserved attention has been paid into the environmental sustainability challenges like climate change, deforestation and overpopulation [15][16][17][18][19]. Sadly, much less attention has been paid into challenges of social and economic sustainability, whose can be identified as the root causes of many environmental sustainability problems [20].…”

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Global economy and its sustainability in the globalized world

Imppola

2020

SHS Web Conf.

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Globalized economy has changed the whole world both in good and in bad. The changes in economy have significant impact on the everyday life, which affect practically everyone. Because the economy, monetary systems and financial markets form the operational platform of the globalized world, it is necessary to understand their role. As the economy is one of the three main pillars of the sustainability, it is impossible to develop the global sustainability without stabile and sustainable economy. The inequality of the distribution of wealth and prosperity is the most critical factor of economic sustainability and the ever-increasing accumulation of wealth and money is one of the most crucial factors jeopardising the global sustainability. People and nations struggling economically are usually having the biggest challenges with both social and environmental sustainability. Wealth works dually: it enables rich people and nations to increase their consumption footprint and they hinder poor people and nations to make consumer decisions and investments needed to improve sustainability. The rich countries have outsourced their unsustainable industrial activities to poor countries having undeveloped legislation and maximized their profits by utilising these socially and ecologically unsustainable labour and production practises, which most are illegal in the rich countries.

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Global economy and its sustainability in the globalized world

Imppola

2020

SHS Web Conf.

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“…The section shows two proposals that were developed through the literature review. The topics of hospitality [53][54][55], information technology [35,56,57], and health [35,50,58] were highlighted in at least three of the major search equations. The digital era and the 21st century have been the subject of studies as well as educational programs involving the information technology field.…”

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An Analysis of the Corporate Social Responsibility and the Industry 4.0 with Focus on the Youth Generation: A Sustainable Human Resource Management Framework

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The global movement around themes like sustainability on its triple bottom line and industry 4.0 allows for the establishment of a ground of connection with corporate responsibility towards society. This current research study was developed between 1 March 2019 to 2 September 2019, through a literature review involving human resources and terms related to the concept of sustainability, industry 4.0, corporate social responsibility, and the youth generation. Its target audience is the world’s youth generation. Two proposals were created after the literature review and data collection, which allowed the elaboration of “an analysis of the corporate social responsibility and the industry 4.0 with focus in the youth generation: a sustainable human resource management framework.” Regarding conclusions, the authors of this research study contribute with theoretical and practical educational purposes to insert the youth citizen into society. This contribution also involves the work of companies on planning and preparing their staffs to develop activities in the communities in their neighborhood. Future studies are stimulated, which will allow the creation of new proposals to be presented, so that the nations can incorporate their youth people on the transitional job market and have a sustainable view for the future generations.

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“…Recently compensation for environmental management was regarded important among the multiple environmental efficiency criteria of GHRM (Zou et al, 2015). Alcaraz and colleagues claim to use green reward practices for senior management and employees at all levels (Alcaraz, et al, 2017). The major purpose of the awards and compensation policy is to attract, keep and empower the best workers to acquire new skills and new knowledge and to assist the firm achieve its objectives (Teixeira et al, 2012).…”

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Effect of green human resource management (GHRM) overall on organization’s environmental performance

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Rounok³

2021

IJRBS

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This study assesses the effect of green human resource management (GHRM) practices (overall) on the organization’s environmental performance (OEP) and to identify how the organizations can improve their EP by using GHRM practices through Green Employee Empowerment (GEE). The study was based on a questionnaire survey of 340 responses from the manufacturing sectors; the key respondents were one from each industry limited to top management, HR manager, quality manager, or employee of manufacturing firms. The questionnaires were tested for reliability and validity. To evaluate the hypothesis, data was examined using the PLS path modeling technique. The empirical findings show that the GHRM practices (overall) have a significant effect on OEP, and GEE mediates their relation. This research has theoretically contributed to the green HRM/HRM literature by establishing a link between GHRM practices and their EP outcomes in manufacturing companies. This study adds to the body of knowledge by looking at the indirect impacts of GHRM practices on OEP via GEE. The findings suggested that GHRM practices might lead employees to green empowerment in order to improve environmental performance.

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The human resources management contribution to social responsibility and environmental sustainability: explorations from Ibero-America

Cited by 29 publications

References 66 publications

Global economy and its sustainability in the globalized world

Global economy and its sustainability in the globalized world

An Analysis of the Corporate Social Responsibility and the Industry 4.0 with Focus on the Youth Generation: A Sustainable Human Resource Management Framework

Effect of green human resource management (GHRM) overall on organization’s environmental performance

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