| Title | Utilizing green financing in developing green HRM resources for carbon neutrality: presenting multidimensional perspectives of China |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 76229 |
| Authors | Jia, SW; Shang, HJ |
| Title | Utilizing green financing in developing green HRM resources for carbon neutrality: presenting multidimensional perspectives of China |
| Year | 2024 |
| Published | Environmental Science And Pollution Research, 31, 6 |
| Abstract | This study examines how green finance may encourage the development of green human resource management (HRM) solutions to help China achieve carbon neutrality. For an empirical estimate, the Chinese data is subjected to DEA analysis, Tobit regression, and a sensitivity analysis model. The findings highlight the significance of green finance in the creation of green HRM solutions that aid firms in enhancing their environmental performance, boosting employee happiness, and getting them closer to their carbon neutrality goals. With the use of tools like green bonds and sustainable investment funds, businesses may raise capital for sustainability projects and encourage the adoption of environmentally responsible HRM practices. Moreover, the study results discussed the need to incorporate environmental sustainability considerations into HRM plans, enabling organizations to cultivate a sustainable culture and engage employees in supporting carbon neutrality through green practices in talent acquisition, training and development, performance management, and employee engagement. Incorporating environmental sustainability into HRM processes, boosting stakeholder involvement, and looking into new funding methods are all points emphasized in the study, which aims to enhance the uptake of green HRM initiatives. |
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