Abstract:
PURPOSE
The manufacturing industry contributes as a major source of environmental degradation
in terms ofindustrial pollution. This abuse of the environment needs to be treated seriously
and systematically through the adoption ofsustainable environmental practice. The aim ofthe
current study is to examine the influence of green HRM bundles practices on Triple Bottom
Lines of sustainability performance: 1. environmental, 2. economic, and 3. social
performance. Moreover, the mediating role of organization citizenship behavior and
moderating effect of green value would also be investigated.
METHODOLOGY & DESIGN
A quantitative method is applied for data collection of 218 employees working in automotive
sector (Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited (PSMCL), Toyota, Hyundai Nishat Motor
(Private) Limited, A1 Haj Faw motors) of Pakistan. PLS -SEM (partial least square structural
equation modeling) technique was used for data analysis.
FINDINGS
The result found that green HRM bundle practices (GH, GTI & GPC) and organization
citizenship behavior both have significant effect on sustainable performance. Green HRM
bundle practices also positively effect on organization citizenship behavior. Organization
citizenship behavior partially mediated the effect, whereas green value has failed to moderate
the relation between green HRM bundle practices and green creativity. The results also
revealed that green HRM bundle practices have a direct effect on green creativity. This study
signifies the role of green HRM practices for sustainable development of manufacturing
sector.
LIMITATIONS
This study explored only the green outcomes in result of green HRM practices. Therefore,
future studies may contribute to identifying the impact of green HRM on non-green attitudes
and behaviors of employees.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Managers need to transform their employees into green employees for benefiting the natural
environment and society as well. Therefore, they need to link the company’s strategic
environmental objectives with the specific green HRM practices (GH, GTI & GPC) to gain a
competitive edge.