Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Abstract
The
debate
on
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
reduction
strategies
for
a
sustainable
environment
continues
unabated.
Thus,
this
study
proposes
and
validates
model
understanding
essential
factors
that
can
explain
resistance
to
managers'
bus‐sharing
system
(MBS).
MBS
is
sustainability
strategy
where
organizations
have
well‐maintained
buses
transport
10–15
managers
from
work.
By
drawing
an
extended
status
quo
bias
theory,
the
sampled
analyzed
234
responses
using
partial
least
square
structural
equation
modeling.
results
show
perceived
switching
benefits
(PSWB)
costs
(PSWC)
relate
value
influence
proposed
MBS.
Meanwhile,
family/personal
life
conflicts
prestige
concerns
increase
PSWC.
These
findings
theoretical
implications
scholarship
inform
adopt
family‐friendly
policies
reduce
Journal of Organizational Effectiveness People and Performance,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 26, 2024
Purpose
Over
time,
sustainability
and
human
resource
management
(HRM)
have
become
inseparable.
The
duo
involves
applying
the
multifaceted
idea
of
United
Nations'
(UN)
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs)
to
people
work
organizations.
Lately,
green
(GHRM)
has
emerged
as
a
distinct
area
explore
organizational
initiatives,
aimed
at
practices.
Despite
potential
growth
literature
in
specified
domains,
there
is
dearth
studies
focused
on
synthesizing
from
performance
views.
present
study
aims
review
synthesize
extant
HRM
their
role
propose
future
research
agenda.
Design/methodology/approach
based
65
articles
HRM.
Scientific
Procedures
Rationales
for
Systematic
Literature
Review
(SPAR-4-SLR)
theory,
characteristics,
context
methodology
(TCCM)
framework
been
applied
results.
Scopus
used
major
database
retrieving
articles.
publications
this
are
selected
using
CABS
ranking
(4*,
4
3)
criterion.
Findings
Application
TCCM
synthesis
revealed
that
introduction
SDGs
emphasis
reinvigorated
interest
tremendous
being
published
post-SDGs
adoption.
GHRM
plays
an
important
affecting
results
also
widespread
use
resource-based
perspective,
social
identity
A-M-O
exchange
theory.
Additionally,
quantitative
approach
largely
employed
research.
Future
can
be
undertaken
by
employing
qualitative
current
due
approaches
contemporary
literature.
Practical
implications
This
advances
body
knowledge
offering
unified
conceptual
surfaces
latest
trends
directions
domain.
A
empirically
tested
studies.
identifies
antecedents,
moderators,
mediators
outcomes
GHRM.
application
these
variables
practically
help
achieving
effectiveness.
It
further
align
efforts
toward
achievement
goals.
concept
establishes
performance.
Originality/value
growing
domain
GHRM,
remains
diverse
piecemeal.
Anchored
several
theoretical
lenses,
fragmented
phenomenon.
As
result,
(SLR)
critical
identifying
gaps
bringing
light
various
theories
enhance
domain's
lens.
moderators
established.
Furthermore,
methods
get
authentic
robust
results,
piece
will
serve
guide
researchers.
Management Decision,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
Purpose
Implementing
a
green
strategy
to
enhance
the
competitiveness
of
enterprises
is
hot
topic
in
current
research.
Although
most
have
formed
orientation
(GSO),
it
has
not
been
transformed
into
(GC).
Prior
studies
thoroughly
studied
effect
and
mechanism
GSO
on
GC.
To
fill
this
research
gap,
based
optimal
distinctiveness
theory,
paper
discusses
mediating
role
two
kinds
innovation
(GI)
GSO–GC
relationship
moderating
big
data
capability
(BDC).
Design/methodology/approach
This
study
adopts
quantitative
methods
multiple
linear
regression,
Bootstrap
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM).
Data
were
collected
through
questionnaire
random
sampling
method
was
used
survey
middle
senior
managers
professionals
manufacturing
enterprises.
About
400
questionnaires
distributed,
342
valid
collected.
Findings
The
conclusions
show
that
significantly
positively
affects
GI
Still,
turns
out
only
strategic
(SGI)
mediates
relationship.
BDC
can
moderate
mediation
SGI
between
GC,
thus
supporting
moderated
model.
Research
limitations/implications
from
Chinese
collect
data,
but
sample
size
limited.
Furthermore,
by
which
GC
requires
further
exploration.
directly
establishes
making
an
essential
contribution
literature
At
same
time,
uses
as
bridge
connect
enriching
GI.
In
addition,
we
consider
be
moderator,
expanding
boundaries
Practical
implications
provides
new
knowledge
insights
for
construct
implement
strategies
achieve
More
importantly,
should
attach
great
importance
critical
BDC.
Originality/value
understands
GSO,
theory
practice.
Benchmarking An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Purpose
This
study
purposes
a
model
based
on
competitive
advantage
theory,
social
identity
theory
and
signaling
that
explores
the
relationship
between
GHRM
employer
branding
mediated
by
corporate
environmental
sustainability
organizational
safety
climate
employees
experience
as
moderator.
Design/methodology/approach
Data
were
gathered
using
survey
questionnaire
from
329
working
in
this
sector.
Structural
Equational
Modeling
was
employed
for
data
analysis
through
Smart
PLS.
Findings
Results
confirm
has
positive
influence
climate.
Further,
results
branding.
The
of
partial
least
squares
multi-group
show
difference
job
influences
also
lend
support
to
mediating
effects
climate,
effect
Practical
implications
findings
guide
policymakers
management
textile
industry
emphasize
order
make
clean
safe.
environment
will
be
their
edge
source
organization
Originality/value
HR
literature
largely
overlooked
physical
work
environment,
instead
focusing
psychological
safety,
example
(job
stress,
emotional
exhaustion).
presents
demonstrating
green
fostered
practices
enhances
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
pursuit
of
sustainability
has
evolved
into
a
compelling
imperative
for
companies.
Understanding
the
intricate
interplay
“human‐side”
factors
in
construction
green
business
recently
gained
momentum.
present
study
explored
role
organizational
culture
(OC)
and
human
resource
management
(HRM)
practices
building
business.
An
in‐depth
case
identified
three
novel
elements
that
contribute
to
OC:
Sustainability
orientation
must
be
rooted
organization's
origins,
values
driven
by
passion,
ecosystem
plays
an
important
role.
Additionally,
innovative
aspects
HRM
practice
were
identified:
potential
nonmonetary
incentives
(such
as
“emotional
salary”),
use
employee‐led
committees
promote
engagement
consciousness,
importance
internal
communication.
In
conclusion,
paper
identifies
some
key
managerial
implications
several
avenues
further
research.
Business Ethics the Environment & Responsibility,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 16, 2025
ABSTRACT
Green
innovation
has
garnered
extensive
concern
in
academia
and
practice
as
a
systematic
project
oriented
to
accelerate
the
concordant
development
of
economy
environment.
Rooted
social
network
theory
resource
dependence
theory,
present
study
empirically
examines
influence
director
centrality
on
green
moderating
effect
absorptive
capacity
by
using
Chinese
manufacturing
listed
companies
sample.
Regression
results
indicate
significantly
boosts
firm
innovation.
Moreover,
serves
positive
moderator
association
between
Extended
analysis
demonstrates
impact
is
predominantly
driven
non‐independent
directors.
Director
plays
more
pronounced
role
stimulating
substantive
compared
strategic
These
findings
not
only
enrich
existing
literature
regarding
consequences
drivers
innovation,
but
also
provide
guidance
how
improve
practice.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 5, 2024
Abstract
Several
studies
have
unveiled
that
green
human
resource
management
(GHRM)
positively
affects
employees'
voluntary
behaviors
at
work.
However,
the
literature
has
overlooked
influence
of
GHRM
on
employee
beyond‐work
activism—employees'
participation
in
different
environmental
campaigns
and
initiatives
supporting/influencing
organizations,
groups,
political
actions
aimed
protecting
natural
environment.
We
hypothesize
leads
to
activism
directly
indirectly
via
organizational
learning.
The
present
study
also
tests
moderating
role
responsible
leadership
GHRM‐green
learning
link.
Multisource
survey
data
collected
using
time‐lagged
strategy
supported
proposed
relationships.
findings
offer
important
recommendations
for
managers
can
help
them
signify
business
organizations
HR
practices
International Journal of Manpower,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 9, 2024
Purpose
Based
on
the
Natural
resource-based
view
(NRBV),
this
study
aims
to
analyze
association
between
Sustainable
Development
Goals
related
Gender
Equality,
Decent
Work,
Innovation,
and
Climatic
Action
in
Food
Industry.
Design/methodology/approach
A
quantitative
is
adopted
based
2019
World
Bank
Enterprise
Survey
microdata.
The
database
includes
1,242
food
enterprises
from
16
European
Union
countries.
We
applied
logistic
regression
with
cluster
robust
standard
errors.
Findings
Despite
global
efforts
promote
decent
work
gender
equity,
anticipated
results
have
not
yet
been
achieved,
suggesting
varying
performance
different
contexts.
firms,
characterized
by
significant
environmental
impacts
seasonal
tasks,
employ
diverse
Human
Resource
Management
(HRM)
strategies
whether
they
pursue
innovation
or
objectives.
Grounded
NRBV,
our
findings
underscore
importance
of
investing
qualified
workers
offering
attractive
wages
meet
goals,
as
well
providing
stable
contracts
for
female
workers.
NRBV
framework
also
highlights
crucial
role
product
process
innovations,
green
not,
achieving
climate
action
Practical
implications
policies
must
be
adapted
human
resources
characteristics
industry,
specific
training
issues
contributing
more
stability
equality.
Originality/value
Our
applies
how
product/process
innovations
can
boost
preservation
an
industry
strong
impacts,
financial
constraints.