HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS

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Main Author: Kabir, Md. Awal AL
Publication Date: 2025
Other Authors: Moli, Rehana Akhter, Hoque, Shah Md. Safiul, Osman, Abu Zafar Md Rashed
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Summary: Human Resource Management (HRM) approaches play a critical role in enhancing the culture in organizations by inspiring employees to perform their best through practicing organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). The prime purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of four human resource practices—recruitment and selection, training and development, performance appraisals, and compensation on employees’ OCB in the commercial banking sector of Bangladesh. The study collected 170 samples from various commercial banks in Dhaka city to conduct the study, using a structured questionnaire. The study conducted Structural Equation Modeling PLS-SEM, which revealed that all the HRM practices have a significant positive relationship with OCB and performance appraisal, and training & development are the strongest predictors of OCB. The significance of this study is that it gives insights into commercial banks’ employees OCB and HRM practices relationship from a Bangladeshi context.
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spellingShingle HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
Kabir, Md. Awal AL
HRM Practices
Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB)
Commercial Bank
Bangladesh
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title HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
title_full HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
title_fullStr HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
title_full_unstemmed HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
title_short HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
title_sort HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR (OCB): EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESHI COMMERCIAL BANKS
topic HRM Practices
Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB)
Commercial Bank
Bangladesh
url https://revista.domhelder.edu.br/index.php/veredas/article/view/3878