THE ROLE OF HUMAN RESEOURCE PLANNING IN THE ACTUALIZATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH

Student: Blessing Adetola Adepoju
Supervisor: Mrs Bimbo Esther Babalola-Alao
HOD: Mrs Esther Bimbo Babalola-Alao
Department of Business Administration and Management
Communication and Management Studies
Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa, Oyo State

Abstract

The research work was carried out to find out THE ROLE OF HUMAN RESEOURCE PLANNING IN THE ACTUALIZATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH ( A study of Nigeria Bottling Company, Owerri). The study used survey designs technique, the population of the study consisted of 200 workers which yaro - yamen formula were used to determined the sample size which were 133. Both primary and secondary sources of data were used to collect the required information. The research questionnaire analyzed using simple percentage and the hypothesis were tested with chi-square at (5) percent level of significance. The major finding of the study were that the operation of Human Resources Planning were based on the analysis of data collected from the different questionnaire administered to manager’s, supervisors, clerks and other in the companies. The conclusion was that planning the resources is a great tool in the actualization of organizational growth. The research recommended that the role of human resources planning in the actualization of organizational growth need to plan its manpower needs so as to meet up their personal requirement and its overall goals and objectives effectively and efficiently.

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