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Title	Examining the Effect of Knowledge-based Training and Development on Employee Innovative Behavior: A Practices-resources-uses-performance Linkage
Type	Journal article
Authors	Abrar, F., Hassan, S. and Batool, N.
Abstract	Based on RBV and KBV, Knowledge-based training and development is potential practice for enhancing skills of employees in organizations. In this regard, current study is conducted with an aim to analyze linkage such as practice-resource-uses- performance, in which knowledge-based training and development (practice) impacts on human capital (resource), individual absorptive capacity (uses) and employee innovative behavior (performance).Data was collected through 149 faculty members of Islamabad and Rawalpindi universities (public and private). The statistical tools used for data analysis were SPSS Version -24 and Smart PLS 3.2.7. The sequential mediation was also analyzed to comprehend this linkage. Results show that Knowledge-based training and development enhances human capital which improves individual absorptive capacity and ultimately impact on employee innovative behavior positively. Based on significance of study, it is recommended to examine other knowledge-based HR practices for highlighting their importance in relation to employee’s innovative behavior through Practice-resource-uses-performance linkage. Further, this model should also be applied in other service industries like tourism and telecom for generalizability of results.
Journal	Pakistan Social Sciences Review
Journal citation	5 (1), pp. 329-347
ISSN	2664-0422
	2664-0430
Year	2021
Publisher's version	examining-the-effect-of-knowledge-based-training-and-development-on-employee-innovative-behavior-a-practices-resources-uses-performance-linkage.pdf License CC BY-SA 4.0 File Access Level Open (open metadata and files)
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2021(5-i)26
Web address (URL)	http://dx.doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2021(5-i)26
Published	15 Mar 2021

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