IMPACT OF HARVESTING DIVERSITY BELIEFS AND CULTIVATING WORKFORCE DIVERSITY BENEFITS DIMENSIONS OF LEADERSHIP ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN ORGANIZATIONS IN PAKISTAN
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https://doi.org/10.31529/2024/1/6Keywords:
Diversity, Leadership, Harvesting, Beliefs, Cultivating, Organizational performanceAbstract
This research examines the connections among the dimensions of the harvesting workforce diversity belief and cultivating workforce diversity benefits dimensions of leadership and organizational performance in highly gender-diverse organizations in Pakistan. Constructs of the study were measured with the help of the scale of Leroy et al., (2021), and the assessment involved the sample of 500 employees from universities and HEIs in Pakistan. The data collection process was conducted among the university employees. The analysis of data was carried out with PLS-SEM using SmartPLS software version 3. The outcomes of this study signify that within the higher education sector in Pakistan, the distinct dimensions of leadership of harvesting workforce diversity beliefs and cultivating diversity benefits dimensions of leadership exert a positive and noteworthy influence on organizational performance. Findings strongly support the notion that implementing effective workforce diversity leadership dimension of the harvesting workforce diversity beliefs and the cultivating workforce diversity benefits dimensions of leadership can significantly enhance organizational performance. The outcomes robustly affirm the idea that the efficacy of leadership dimensions, including harvesting workforce diversity beliefs and cultivating workforce diversity benefits dimensions of leadership is pivotal in augmenting organizational performance.
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