Examining the Role of Human Resource Practices in Enhancing Organizational Performance in Small and Medium Enterprises in Tamil Nadu
Abstract
This research discusses about how Human Resource (HR) and Human resource management (HRM) practices that affect organizational performance Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Tamil Nadu. Hence, in today’s competitive markets effective HRM is a central strategic function. To determine, HR managers, recruiting experts and training coordinators plays a main role in determining workforce competence and managing human capital with business goals. Also, training coordinators find areas where employees’ skills are lacking and the place to create programs. The exploration of long-term stability and scalability contributions of complementary HR strategies is done in this study. A mixed-method approach is given in this work using stratified random sampling to collect data from 200 employees working in SMEs in Tamil Nadu. SPSS is used to analyze the collected data through descriptive statistics and Chi-square analysis. The outcome of the organizations includes employee productivity, happiness, and competitive positioning. The results highlight the importance for Small and Medium Enterprises to implement a complete and proactive HR strategy and promotes performance, resilience, and innovation in a changing business environment. The limitations of the study are the SMEs operation only in Tamil Nadu and therefore for future research will consider different regions and industrial sectors. Also, future studies may employ longitudinal designs, larger samples, and advanced analytical techniques.
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