An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.

The Human Resource department of Gas Malaysia is in the process of transforming itself from being primarily an administer/transaction processor for basic human resource functions (such as compensation payment, benefits administration, record keeping) to being a business partner to the other departme...

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Main Author: Mohamed, Normala
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spelling my-mmu-ep.5382010-06-24T11:30:40Z An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd. 2002-09 Mohamed, Normala LB2361 Curriculum The Human Resource department of Gas Malaysia is in the process of transforming itself from being primarily an administer/transaction processor for basic human resource functions (such as compensation payment, benefits administration, record keeping) to being a business partner to the other departments in Gas Malaysia by helping to increase the value they can derive from their current, and planned, stock of human assets. The first part of this paper identifies four elements within Gas Malaysia hypothesized to affect user department satisfaction. We call these the components of internal service quality. By measuring these components, Human resource Manager is able to determine which actions are required to improve customer satisfaction. This knowledge may then enable the manager to take a proactive, rather than reactive , approach to customer satisfaction. 2002-09 Thesis http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/538/ http://vlib.mmu.edu.my/diglib/login/dlusr/login.php masters Multimedia University Research Library
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Mohamed, Normala
An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
description The Human Resource department of Gas Malaysia is in the process of transforming itself from being primarily an administer/transaction processor for basic human resource functions (such as compensation payment, benefits administration, record keeping) to being a business partner to the other departments in Gas Malaysia by helping to increase the value they can derive from their current, and planned, stock of human assets. The first part of this paper identifies four elements within Gas Malaysia hypothesized to affect user department satisfaction. We call these the components of internal service quality. By measuring these components, Human resource Manager is able to determine which actions are required to improve customer satisfaction. This knowledge may then enable the manager to take a proactive, rather than reactive , approach to customer satisfaction.
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author Mohamed, Normala
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title An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
title_short An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
title_full An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
title_fullStr An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
title_full_unstemmed An Evaluation Of Human Resource Roles: A Case Study Of Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
title_sort evaluation of human resource roles: a case study of gas malaysia sdn bhd.
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