Perspectives in Human Resources

This book takes a practical approach to human resource management (HRM), providing practicing managers, researchers, and students with a framework for developing and implementing human centred HR strategies.

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Satyajit Chakrabarti is the founder, pro-vice-chancellor, and director of Institute of Engineering & Management (Jaipur and Kolkata) and has started many entrepreneurial ventures. Earlier, he was a project manager with extensive experience in planning, execution, monitoring, communicating with stakeholders, negotiating with vendors and cross-functional teams, and motivating members. He has extensive research experience and created groundwork for industry-university alliance with Nokia and UBC.

Ashutosh Muduli, is a professor in HRM area at the B-School of Pandit Deendayal Energy University, Gujarat, India. He has around 50 research publications, 1200+ Google Scholar citations, 300+ SCOPUS/Web of Science citations, 6 PhD supervision and several funded research projects to his credit. He is the recipient of Highest Citation Research Paper Award (2022) from Global Business and Organisational Excellence, Wiley Publication, US; and Best Research Paper Award by AHRD (2019).

Saikat Chakrabarti is an associate professor in the Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake, Kolkata, West Bengal. He possesses PhD in management. He has published articles in international- and national-level journals, conferences/seminars on psychological contract, human resource planning, cross-cultural training, and out bound training. He has also published chapters in the international case study book ET-Cases and several books published by Emerald Publishing, Springer Publishing Company, Elsevier Publishing, and so forth. He is the editor of two books and has more than 17 years of experience (both in industry and in educational institutions).

Anirban Sarkar is currently associated with West Bengal State University (WBSU) as Professor & Head of the Department of Management & Marketing. He is also the Director of Centre for Management Studies. He has more than 20 years of Academic experience. His area of interest is Marketing, Finance, and Statistics in Social Sciences particularly Market Research, Consumer Behaviour, Behavioural Marketing, Social Marketing, Digital Marketing, International Finance, and Behavioural Finance. He is now currently focusing on Data Analytics particularly Multivariate Analysis in Social Sciences. Completed minor and major research projects sponsored by UGC and ICSSR. Currently, submitted a Covid Special Project Report sponsored by ICSSR as Project Director. He chaired, co-chaired, and presented papers at many national and international conferences. He also acted as a resource person in various workshops and research programs conducted by Universities and Institutes of national importance across different states in India. Also published a few papers in ABDC, Scopus, SCI, Web of Science and UGC Care listed journals and in edited books published by foreign publishers of repute like Routledge, Emerald, Palgrave McMillan, Bloomsbury, etc. in the areas of general management, marketing, economics, and finance. He served as the State Public Information Officer (SPIO) of WBSU from 2012 to 2016. At present, he is also serving as Convener, Sports Board in WBSU since 2016. He is a Life member of the Indian Economic Association (IEA), Bengal Economic Association (BEA), Indian Accounting Association (IAA), and Indian Commerce Association (ICA). At present, he is holding the position of Executive Council member and Joint Secretary of the Indian Economic Association.

Mrinal Kanti Das is presently associated with Kanchrapara College under the University of Kalyani, West Bengal. He is serving as head of the Department of Commerce. Before joining Kanchrapara College, he was at the Centre for Management Studies, JIS College of Engineering, Kalyani, West Bengal. He has over 16 years of experience in teaching and research. He has presented research papers in various national and international seminars/conferences. He chaired sessions at national conferences and acted as a resource person for workshops on research methodology. Dr Das supervises PhD students, and one research scholar has already been awarded a PhD under his direct supervision. He has authored various journal papers, four books, and several edited volumes under well-known national and international publishers. He has acted as a reviewer of reputed journals and edited books for international publishers. He is associated with different management institutions in the capacity of visiting faculty, paper setter, examiner, and moderator.

Avijit Brahmachary is assistant professor at Department of Economics, Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath College, West Bengal. He has more than 16 years of academic experience. His area of interest is finance, development economics, and health economics. He chaired, co-chaired, and presented papers in many national and international conferences. He also acted as resource persons in various workshops and research programmes conducted by universities and institutes of national importance across different states in India. He has published several papers in various reputed national and international journals.

Inhalt

List of Figures x

List of Tables xii

List of Contributors xv

Series Editors' Preface xxii

Acknowledgements xxiv

1 Introduction

1

ASHUTOSH MUDULI AND DIPAK SAHA

2 Cultural Differences and Its Influence on Employees' Behaviour at the Workplace

8

NAMRATA ANAND AND RICHA RAGHUVANSHI

3 Diversity and Inclusion in Workplace: Strategies and Approaches

23

SOMA CHAKRABORTY, JUTHIKA KONWAR AND RITUPARNA ROY

4 Cross-Cultural Management and Employee Motivation on Female Millennials of IT Organizations: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach

32

CHITTARANJAN BEHERA AND SUBHAJIT PAHARI

5 A Structural Equation Modeling Approach to Validate the Dimensions of Corporate Culture in Hotels in India

43

DIPA BANERJEE AND MANOJIT MITRA

6 Drivers of Job Satisfaction for Academicians in Ahmedabad During COVID-19

56

ARNAZ WADIA

7 Adapting to Organizational Change: Role of Locus of Control and Work Characteristics

64

SUJATA BOSE

8 A Canonical Correlation Between Emotional Wellbeing and Academic Administration

72

SWATI BANERJEE AND DIPA MITRA

9 Comprehending Collaborative Compensation Management Practices: Framing Items for the 'Car-Per-Job-Com' Scale

81

PARTHA NASKAR

10 Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation Among IT Employees

90

PAYAL BANERJEE

11 Determinants and Models of Turnover Intention of Faculty Members of Higher Educational Institutes: A Review

99

RAJARSHI CHAKRABORTY AND PARVEEN AHMED ALAM

12 The Impact of Psychological Contract on Organizational Outcome: An Analysis in the Context of Private Universities

107

ANINDITA CHAKRABORTY, FEDRIC KUJUR, ANIRBAN MANDAL, SAIKAT CHAKRABARTI AND DIPAK SAHA

13 Perceived Consequences of Micro-Inequity in Workplace for a Sustainable Workforce: A Study on Indian IT Solutions and BPO Professionals

116

ISHITA CHATTERJEE, SREEPARNA BHATTACHARYYA AND SAIKAT CHAKRABARTI

14 Perceived Quality of Work Life and Its Influence on Organizational Commitment Among the Nurses of NABHAccredited Hospitals in Karnataka, India

132

RAKESH KUMAR B, K. ANNAPOORNESHWARI SHETTY, AND VANITHA T

15 Virtual Human Resource Management (V-HRM): Impact of Its Strategic Applications on Enhancing Organizational Efficiency

145

SATAKSHI CHATTERJEE, ARUNANGSHU GIRI AND SWATEE BISWAS

16 Entrepreneurial Ability of Rural Women Artisans: A Case of Birbhum District of West Bengal

155

SRIPARNA GUHA, ANIRBAN MANDAL, FEDRIC KUJUR, SAIKAT CHAKRABARTI AND DIBYENDU CHATTARAJ

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