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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12358/24267
TitleSuccess Factors to improve human resource planning at Technical Colleages in Palestine
Title in Arabicعوامل نجاح تخطيط الموارد البشرية في الكليات التقنية في فلسطين
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This study aimed to identify the main success factors of human resource planning at technical colleges in Palestine. It also aimed to examine the impact of various key variables on human resources planning success as a dependent variable. The study sample included (110) employees hold managerial positions at (7) technical colleges. The study instrument comprised a questionnaire specially designed for this study, and a comprehensive survey technique was used; where (98) questionnaires were collected. The researchers used the descriptive analytical method and the appropriate statistical tests were used for data analysis, using the SPSS package. The study concluded that 90.9% of the reasons behind the success of human resource planning was attributed to five independent factors used in the statistical model of the study. They include, 1) top management support, 2) policies of management and planning of human resource, 3) information availability related to human resource, 4) strategic planning and 5) work methods development. This result indicates a statistical significant impact of the previous five factors on the development of the success of human resource planning in the plastinian technical colleges. Therefore, this model can be used in forcasting.

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عدوان, عماد
الفرا, ماجد محمد
TypeJournal Article
Date2016
LanguageEnglish
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success factors of human resource planning
palestine
gaza strip
human resource planning
technical colleges
Published inIUG Journal of Economics and Business Studies
SeriesVolume: 24, Number: 4
Publisherالجامعة الإسلامية - غزة
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