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High commitment human resource management practices and employee service behaviour: Trust in management as mediator
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MarketingCustomer SatisfactionEmployee InvolvementEmployee AttitudeWork AttitudeOrganizational CommunicationEmployee Service BehaviourExtra-role Service BehaviourManagementBusinessTrustOrganizational CommitmentCommitment ModelHigher-order Reflective ConstructHuman Resource ManagementHuman Resource DevelopmentHuman Resource Management TrainingOrganizational Behavior
This study considers high commitment human resource management (HCHRM) practices as a higher-order reflective construct and examines its effect on employee service behaviour in the banking industry of Bangladesh. Testing our hypotheses on 365 line managers, we find a positive relationship between HCHRM and both in-role and extra-role service behaviour. Trust in management significantly mediates the relationship between HCHRM and in-role service behaviour and does not mediate the relationship between HCHRM and extra-role service behaviour. We recommend that future research look for the mediating effect of other employee responses in the link between HCHRM and employee outcomes.
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