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Certification happiness management: An integral instrument for human resources management in post-COVID-19 era

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/31290

DOI: 10.1504/IJBE.2021.116606

ISSN: 1740-0589

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Ravina Ripoll, RafaelAuthority UCA; Foncubierta Rodríguez, María JoséAuthority UCA; López Sánchez, José AntonioAuthority UCA
Date
2021-07-28
Department
Historia, Geografía y Filosofía; Organización de Empresas
Source
International Journal of Business Environment, Vol. 12, Núm. 3, 2021, pp. 287-299
Abstract
Technological advance and its influence on organisations, their performance and their responses to the stakeholders has been the subject of continuous research. It entirely affects such organisations’ human capital, which will require being innovative and proactive. This can be achieved through happy human resources at work. Happiness and more efficient results constitute a well-argued binomial throughout the literature. Efficiency in organisations has been addressed, among other diverse approaches, by establishing specific standards that have ensured the overall quality of their production/performance system. These standards are reflected into different certifications, extended and internationally recognised as quality symbols (ISO,TQM, etc.) However, and although all of them include human resource management, there is still no regulation at that level dedicated to the quality of performances by achieving a happy staff on their tasks. This work aims to reduce this gap, proposing the Certification Happiness Management (CHM).
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happiness; well-being; job satisfaction; creative; certificate; human resource; organisation; innovation; happiness management; ISO; TQM; COVID-19; stakeholders; productive; corporate social responsibility
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