Abstract: This study assessed the impact of human resource management practices (Compensation practices and occupational health and safety practices) on employees' satisfaction in food and beverages MNCs in Nigeria taking into consideration the moderating role of culture. The study adopted descriptive survey research design. The target population comprise 6,356 staff of quoted food and beverages MNCs in Nigeria. Taro Yamane statistical model was used to determine the sample size of 1,568. Purposive sampling technique was used to determine the respondents which included Nigerians and Other Nationals working in the quoted food and beverages MNCs. A structured survey questionnaire was adapted, validated, and used for the construct.....
Keywords: Human resource management practices, Culture, employees' satisfaction, Multinational corporations.
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