Which executive human resource management practices for the top management team are associated with higher firm performance?
Kathryn Martell, Stephen J. Carroll
Human Resource Management · 1995 · Volume 34 · Issue 4
Abstract
There is growing awareness of the importance and role of the top management team (TMT). Little is known about how this group of executives should be treated from a human resource management (HRM) perspective since most research and writing on human resource management practices have focused on lower level personnel. A unique study of top management teams in specific firms affiliated with Fortune 500 companies is described which examined the relationship of 18 Executive Human Resource Management (EHRM) practices to a measure of organizational performance. A number of those were found to be associated with higher firm performance. © 1995 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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