Contents & References of Identifying obstacles to the implementation of human resources accounting system in Iranian companies (case study of Green Energy Industrial Group)
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Abstract 1
Chapter One: General Research
1-1- Introduction. 2
1-2- statement of the problem. 4
1-3- Necessity of doing research. 5
1-4- research objectives. 7
1-5- Research questions. 7
1-5- The scope of research. 8
1-5-1-Thematic area. 8
1-5-2-spatial domain 8
1-5-3-temporal domain 8
1-6- conceptual model of research. 8
1-7- Research words and terms. 9
Chapter Two: Literature and Research Background
Introduction. 12
2-1-Part One: Human Resources Management. 14
2-1-1- Definition and concept of human resource management. 15
2-1-2 - The emergence of strategic management of human resources. 16
2-1-3-Objectives of human resource management 18
2-1-3-1-Objectives of human resource management in relation to the organization 19
2-1-3-2-Objectives of human resource management in relation to shareholders and investors 19
2-1-3-3-Objectives of human resource management in relation to customers 20
2-1-3-4- The objectives of human resource management in relation to employees 20
2-1-4 - Relationship between human resource management and human resource accounting 20
2-1-5 - Proposed models and frameworks in the field of human resource management and strategic human resource management 21
2-2- Second part: Human resource accounting. 33
2-2-1 History of human resource accounting. 33
2-2-2- The concept of human resource accounting. 39
2-2-3- Accounting of human resources and human resources costs. 42
2-2-3-1- Initial costs 42
2-2-3-2 - Replacement costs. 43
2-2-4- Objectives of human resources accounting 45
2-2-5 - Features of human resources accounting 47
2-2-6 - The role of human resources accounting in organizations 48
2-2-7 - Measurement models of human resources accounting 51
2-2-8- Applications of human resources accounting. 56
2-2-8-1 - The application of human resource accounting in the process of human resource management. 56
2-2-9 - reasons for the development of human resource accounting 66
2-2-9-1 - macro level. 66
2-2-9-2 – micro level. 66
2-2-10- Benefits of human resource accounting. 67
2-2-11- The opinions of researchers in the field of human resource accounting 71
2-2-12- Human power as an asset 74
2-2-13- Economic structure of Iran. 77
2-2-14 - Obstacles to the establishment of human resource accounting. 79
2-3- The third part: Research background. 82
2-3-1 - Internal investigation. 82
2-3-2- Research outside Iran. 83
2-4- Getting to know the studied organization. 86
Chapter Three: Research Methodology
3-1-Introduction 91
3-2- Research Methodology. 92
3-3- Statistical population. 92
3-4- Sampling and determination of sample size. 92
3-5- Methods of collecting information and research data. 93
3-6- Reliability and validity of measurement tools. 94
Chapter Four: Data Analysis
4-1- Introduction. 97
4-2- Descriptive statistics. 99
4-2-1- Gender. 100
4-2- Work history 101
4-2-3- Education. 102
4-3- Inferential statistics. 103
4-3-1-testing the first hypothesis. 103
4-3-3-testing the second hypothesis. 104
4-3-4- Test of the third hypothesis. 105
4-3-5- Testing the fourth hypothesis. 106
4-3-6- Test of the fifth hypothesis. 107
4-3-7- Sixth hypothesis test. 108
4-4- The results of the regression of research variables. 109
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Suggestions
5-1 Introduction. 112
5-2-1- The results of descriptive findings. 113
5-2-2- The results of inferential statistics. 113
5-2-3- Regression results. 116
5-3- Suggestions. 117
5-4- Research problems and limitations 120
5-5- Suggestions for future research. 121
Sources and sources 122
A) Persian sources. 122
b) English sources. 125
Appendices 129
English abstract. 137
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