“…For example training has an immediate effect on the labor Productivity (Koch & McGRATH, 1996), while information sharing has a positive impact of the productivity but through secondary channels (Delaney & Huselid, 1996). Studies which support the positive influence of HR practices and organizational outcomes are numerous and significant across the Countries (Bloom & Reenen, 2011;Delaney & Huselid, 1996;Park & Shaw, 2013). Although many studies have reported a positive link between different HRM practices and objective of firm such as increase in productivity, revenue and sale while there are researchers (Ruël & Bondarouk, 2014;Tharenou, Saks, & Moore, 2007;Woodrow & Guest, 2014) who are looking critically to the practice of HRM and the labor Productivity.…”