Competency Development Guidelines to Increase Competency of human resource professionals after COVID-19 on demand of the industrial labor market in the Eastern Special Development Zone
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The purpose of this research is to study competencies to increase the capabilities of human resource personnel after COVID-19. according to the needs of the industrial labor market in the Eastern Special Development Zone The researcher used a mixed methods research method. is a quantitative study Using a questionnaire to collect data of 450 samples from the population in Chachoengsao Province. Chonburi and Rayong and qualitative studies from in-depth interviews with 12 executives in the industrial sector or those involved in the management and development of human resources of organizations in the Eastern Special Development Zone. The analysis of data from the sample to refer to the study population uses t-test statistics, one-way ANOVA, and Pearson Correlation coefficient.
Research has found that Characteristics of industrial entrepreneurs Capabilities of industrial human resources professionals Capabilities of human resource professionals after COVID-19 It has a direct relationship and influence on the capabilities of human resource personnel according to the needs of the industrial labor market. in the Eastern Special Development Zone positively at the significance level .05
This is when human resource specialists are strengthened and developed to increase the capacity of the workforce according to the needs of the industrial sector that responds to personnel needs appropriately. The organization will have better efficiency and effectiveness. Therefore, it is necessary to use these factors together to integrate them so that human resource professionals have broad knowledge, depth, knowledge, skills, abilities, and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing working conditions. It is consistent with the needs of the industry and the labor market. Which organizations and individuals are prepared with these skills? There will be a high opportunity for growth and success in the future.
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