Watson, John Thomas. An investigation on the effects of HRM drivers, organizational citizenship and innovative work behaviors, and job satisfaction toward HR innovation outcomes : a case of the Thai civil service commission. Master's Degree(Entrepreneurial Management ). Mae Fah Luang University . : Mae Fah Luang University , 2016.
An investigation on the effects of HRM drivers, organizational citizenship and innovative work behaviors, and job satisfaction toward HR innovation outcomes : a case of the Thai civil service commission
Investigation on the effects of HRM drivers, organizational citizenship and innovative work behaviors, and job satisfaction toward HR innovation outcomes : a case of the Thai civil service commission
Abstract:
Thailands vast Civil Service Commission (CSC) is tasked with achieving innovative performance results for the benefit of the general public it serves. This study investigates and analyzes how HR innovation outcomes, which enable civil servants to achieve at the employee, departmental, and organizational levels, are influenced by human resource management drivers, organizational citizenship behavior, innovative work behaviors, and job satisfaction. Research into the HRM practices of the CSC is generally not made available to the public, but in this study, civil servants from six government ministries participated with permission from relevant authorities. The study finds that for workplace innovation at the organizational level to take effect, innovation at the employee and departmental levels are prerequisite. Employee-level HR innovation outcomes and job satisfaction feature as the most statistically significant forces for achieving innovation outcomes at all levels.