Human Resource Strategy Evaluation And Performance in Higher Education: An Empirical Study on Selected Universities in Kenyan
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The research aimed to examine the relationship between human resource strategy evaluation and the performance of human resources in universities in Kenya. A sample survey cross-sectional design was employed where the target population was the registrars from the administration department that has oversight over the human resources. The data was then processed using the SPSS version 25 and analysed with descriptive and inferential statistics. Frequency distributions indicated high utilisation of the principles of business strategy evaluation in human resources. The correlation between the Human resource Strategy Evaluation and performance was positive and significant, and regression analysis confirmed the predictive power of human resource strategy on performance. The study concluded a positive and significant relationship between the utilisation of human resource strategy evaluation and the performance of human resources in universities in Kenya.
Keywords: Human Resource Strategy Evaluation; Performance; Higher Education, Kenya
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