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An Innovated HRM Framework for Sustainability: Multiple Case Studies in Bangladesh

Table 1: Gaps found concerning ERS in the HRM practices of Bangladesh

HRM components in the Bangladeshi companies Gaps found concerning Employee rights’ (ERS) Reference
Organizational social capital (OSC) and working conditions Relationship between HRM and OSC can become stronger if ERS included (Chuang, Chen, & Chuang, 2013)
HRM Policies and Corporate Ethics in the Framework HRM policy makers must include all components as well as ERS (Hiltrop, 1996;Wellsa& Schminkeb, 2001)
Roles of HR Managers and Organizational performance Managers ignore ERS but emphasized rights’ and performances (Andalib, Darun, & Azizan, 2015; Burke & Cooper, 2006)
Talent Management Employees insecure at work due to no ERS thus demotivated to explore talents (Scullion, Collings, Caligiuri, 2010)
Industrial growth with HRM, globalization Industrial growth creates difficulty to manage ERS because of cultural values (Dowling & Donnelly, 2013);
Assault, Arrest, Repression, Dismissal, Threatened Trade union Implementation of ERS is mandatory besides inclusion in polices (Di Martino, Hoel, & Cooper, 2003)
Conditions, wage, gender discrimination, Job Analysis ERS overlooked (Kumar, 2006; Singh, 2008)
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