英文摘要 |
In the uncertain twenty-first century, it is crucial to utilize Human Resource Management (HRM) to fulfill organizational social responsibilities. This study employs Social Exchange Theory and Social Identity Theory to explore the relationship among socially responsible HRM, organizational response to a crisis, organizational identification, and job performance. Furthermore, we consider organizational identification as a mediating variable between socially responsible HRM and job performance, aiming to contribute to the literature in the field of Socially Responsible Human Resource Management. Analyzing the data from 240 valid respondents using partial least squares structural equation modeling with SmartPLS software, we found that the perceived general CSR facilitation in HRM positively impacts organizational identification and job performance. Additionally, the study found that organizational identification is not only a significant direct factor influencing job performance but also serves as a mediating variable between organizational response perceptions and police officers' job performance. This research elucidates the critical role of socially responsible HRM practices and organizational crisis response capabilities in promoting employee job performance. |