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This study aimed to examine the impact of using electronic human resource
management systems on employees' job performance in Palestinian universities,
focusing on Palestine Polytechnic University as a case study. A descriptive-analytical
approach was followed to achieve the study's objectives, utilizing a questionnaire as the
primary data collection tool.The questionnaire consisted of 43 items that aligned with
the study's objectives and the components of the independent variable and the dependent
variable.The study population consisted of 480 employees with permanent contracts at
Palestine Polytechnic University, covering diverse academic and administrative roles.A
stratified homogeneous sample of 217 employees was selected for the study. 217
questionnaires were distributed, all of which were returned, yielding a 100% response
rate, The SPSS statistical software was used to analyze the questionnaire items.
Additionally, the study's results confirmed a positive and significant relationship
between the independent variable 'electronic human resource management systems' and
the dependent variable 'job performance of employees at Palestine Polytechnic
University, The study also highlighted that electronic human resource management
notably impacts employee job performance in Palestinian universities. The most
significant impact was observed in the "electronic communication" dimension, followed
by "electronic evaluation," "e-recruitment and selection," and "e-compensation and
incentives." Electronic training had the least impact.
Furthermore, study findings indicate that although the university employs electronic
platforms to promote career openings, the utilization of electronic interviews for job
applicants is limited. This area requires additional focus and progress. The study
suggests that funding electronic scientific conferences, supporting scientific research,
and bolstering digital transformation are all beneficial measures to consider. By
providing financial and technical assistance for organizing and participating in these
conferences, one can enhance scientific debate and research activity.
The key words
E-HRM ,Electronic Management, Human Resources, JobPerformance |
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