Design a succession planning modelin the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization with the human resource development approach
Subject Areas :
saeed
koozehgaran
1
(student)
Malikeh
Beheshtifar
2
(master)
Mohammad
Ziaaddini
3
(master)
Keywords: Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization, meta - analysis, Human resource development, succession planning ,
Abstract :
The purpose of this study was to design a succession planning model with the human resource development approach in the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization using a meta-analysis. To do this, after studied the research literature and identifying the components of substitution breeding from its heart, they were classified and separated and the components were extracted. This research was based on the purpose of applied research and based on descriptive and exploratory nature. In terms of method, meta-analysis technique has been used to extract the results, which was a qualitative study. In the present study, articles published in domestic and Latin journals have been used. At the beginning of the study, in the first stage, 81 studies were collected. In the second stage, those articles that had p-value, t-value and other statistics were separated from each other. Of these, 43 accepted articles were used. Based on the findings of this study, Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization was prone to successful implementation of succession planning and The strategic improvement of human resources, and on the other hand, organizational commitment to succession planning, Senior management support in the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization. It is also possible to provide the necessary platform to improve the other components associated with this condition.
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