Impact of green human resource factors on environmental performance in manufacturing companies (Case study: petrochemical companies in Assaluyeh and Mahshahr)
Subject Areas :Soheila Bourghani Farahani 1 , Banafsheh Fotovat 2 , Maryam Khadem 3 *
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Keywords: green human resource, environmental performance, manufacturing companies,
Abstract :
Abstract This study aimed to Impact of green human resource factors on environmental performance in manufacturing companies at petrochemical companies in assaluyeh and mahshahr.This is a descriptive-correlational study with applied objective. The target population includes experts and human resource managers health, safety & environment management system of petrochemical companies in assaluyeh and mahshahr. That society is 600 people that the statistical sample consists of234 subjects who were selected by the random sampling method. standard questionnaire of Green Human Resources factors and Environmental performance from Anusingh and Shikha used to collect data Finally the study data was analyzed by Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) method The results showed top management commitment to environmental management, employee environmental training, employees team work, employee Involvement, employee environmental rewards and green programs have a significant and positive impact on environmental performance but environmental cooperation staff had no significant impact on environmental performance.
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