Green Human Resource Management: A new model of Human Resource Management in the aftermath of the Pandemic

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Opute, P., Gutierrez-Broncano, S., Jimenez Estevez, P. and Rubio Andres, M. (2022). Green Human Resource Management: A new model of Human Resource Management in the aftermath of the Pandemic. in: Machado, C. and Paulo Davim, J. (ed.) Organisational Management in Post Pandemic Crisis Springer. pp. Pages 125-138

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Authors	Opute, P., Gutierrez-Broncano, S., Jimenez Estevez, P. and Rubio Andres, M.
Editors	Machado, C. and Paulo Davim, J.
Abstract	Green Human Resource Management: A New Model of Human Resource Management in the Aftermath of the Pandemic S. Gutiérrez-Broncano, J. Opute, P. Jiménez-Estévez, and M. Rubio-Andrés ABSTRACT In recent years, environmental degradation has been increasing and so has awareness of the need to implement measures to improve the environment. More and more companies are developing environmental improvement programmes as part of their business strategies. To do this in the best possible way, the management of their human resources has to be modified from the traditional practices that have been implemented for years. Green HRM offers an unbeatable and rewarding opportunity to improve the environmental performance of companies that implement it. This chapter first discusses the current situation and then defines the concept of environmental capital. This type of capital, so scarce in companies today, is what we need to generate so that companies can effectively implement their environmental improvement programmes. To this end, it is necessary to have human resources tools that are in line with these objectives. It is for this reason that the different human resources practice that companies can implement within an ecological personnel management model are explained.
Keywords	Green Human Resource Management, Environmental Degradation, Environmental Capital and Ecologial Personnel Management
Page range	Pages 125-138
Year	2022
Book title	Organisational Management in Post Pandemic Crisis
Publisher	Springer
File	Green Human Resource Management.docx License CC BY 4.0 File Access Level Open
Edition	1st
Series	1st
ISBN	978-3-030-98052-8
Print	13 Apr 2022
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Deposited	05 May 2022
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98052-8_7
Web address (URL)	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98052-8

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