EFFECT OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON PERFORMANCE OF MINISTRY OF SPORTS, CULTURE AND ARTS,ENUGU
Abstract
The study as designed to find out The Effect of Human Resource Development on
the Performance of State owned Ministries (A Study of Ministry of Sports, culture
and Arts, Enugu). The objective of the study was to determine the effect of HRD on
competencies, recruitment, employee retention and corporate image. The study
employed descriptive research design. Both primary and secondary data were
used. The primary data was obtained through a structured questionnaire
administered to 50 respondents out of a population of 300 employees, ten for the
top management, twenty for the middle level managers, and the other twenty for
lower cadre. Secondary data were based on the available Government documents,
reviewed and the literatures on human resources development, human resources
management, and research reports. Data collected were analyzed using descriptive
statistics and findings of the study presented using frequency tables. The study has
shown significant relationships among the variables under investigation. The
findings established that the availability of recruitment process and other factors
as experience, academic qualification and aptitude tests make the process more
transparent and effective on competencies. The findings indicated that there would
an increase in individual and organizational performance if core, managerial and
functional competencies were enhanced through HRD programs. The study
therefore, recommends the need for HRD program evaluation and alignment with
other HR practices through documented framework and policies to enable growth
in Ministry of Sports, Culture and Arts. The researcher further recommended that
HRD programs should also be relevant to organizational goals and a continuous
practice so as to enable employees to perform the assignments given effectively
and efficiently. For any organization to achieve enhanced service delivery and
profitability competent employees are required. The recruitment process should be
guided by proper policies that encourage employee retention which in the long run
gives an organization a good corporate Image
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