STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES)
- Project Research
- 1-5 Chapters
- Abstract : Available
- Table of Content: Available
- Reference Style: APA
- Recommended for : Student Researchers
- NGN 3000
ABSTRACT
The major objective of this study is to examine the effect of strategic human resource planning on organizational performance in selected SMEs in Alaba informal industrial sector in Lagos State. Survey research design was employed for the study and with aid of convenient sampling sixty female (66) staff of SMEs in Alaba informal industrial sector in Lagos State was selected as the participant of the study. The sources of data collection was both primary and secondary with the application of questionnaires as an instrument to gather the necessary data. The questionnaires were properly completed as well returned by only 60 respondent after being administered and this was a basis by which the primary data were collected. Textbooks, journals, articles, law reports, newspapers publications, were collected as secondary data, and also limitations to the study were indicated. The hypothesis was tested using chi-square test statistical tool (SPSS v.2.3) and the result were similar to those of the responses drawn from the questionnaires.
Findings of the study revealed that,there is a significant relationship between strategic human resources planning and productivity among SMEs in Lagos.that manpower planning is a significant predictor of employees’ commitment in the SMEs sector. The study therefore recommends that smal businesses who desire to attain their objectives should endeavour to have human resource manager available to aid their planning and management. More so, The entrepreneurial centre and business schools in Nigeria should incorporate strategic management principles into their curricular. This will engender sound managerial know-how and boost the performance and competitiveness of firms in Nigeria.
Related Project Materials
ABORTION LEGALIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON SEXUAL PRACTICES OF YOUTHS: A STUDY OF FCT RESIDENTS
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Pregnancy is the common name for gestation in humans. It is the development of on...
THE PROBLEMS OF EMPLOYEES TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Abstract
This work tends to examine the problems of employee training and development in public sector a case study of m...
THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to assess the role of the local government in national development. Specifically, th...
PEACE FROM HOME TO SCHOOL TRAINING PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT AND HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) IN BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION SKILLS TO MOTIVATE THE CHILDREN TO LEARN
ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to examine training parents of children with attention-defici...
THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPROVING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES IN NIGERIA
BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Agriculture accounts for about 20 percent of GDP in the West African sub-region...
NIGERIA PIDGIN ENGLISH AND ITS EFFECTS ON STUDENTS OF TERTIARY INSTITUTION
ABSTRACT
This project is an attempt to explore the recurring grave concerning the acad...
Language Use by Terrorists- An Analysis of the Speeches of Abubakar Shekau, Osama Bin Laden and Abubakar Al-Baghdadi
Background to the Study
Attacks by terrorists have been reported the world over. In Nigeria, the Boko Haram terrorist organization first...
AN ASSESSMENT OF PERFORMANCE OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SERVICE COMMISSION FROM 2013‐2018
Background of the study
In almost all known forms of government in the world, especially under the Presidential System,...
ELECTRONIC MEDIA AS AN EFFECTIVE INSTRUMENT FOR CULTURAL PROPAGATION
ABSTRACT
This study examined the electronic media as an effective instrument for cultural propagation. A case study of O...
IMPLICATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA
Abstract
The study examined the implication of unemployment on the socio economic development of Nigeria. The study indi...
