HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE NIGERIAN BANKING INDUSTRY
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Abstract
Human capital is getting wider attention with increasing globalization and also the saturation of the job market due to the recent downturn in the various economies of the world. Developed and developing countries put emphasis on a more human capital development towards accelerating the economic growth by devoting necessary time and efforts. Thus human capital development is one of the fundamental solutions to enter the international arena. Specifically, banks must invest necessary resources in developing human capital which tend to have a great impact on performance. This paper examines the extent to which human capitals have direct impacts on banks performance from various critical perspectives. A Firm performance is viewed in terms of financial and non-financial performance.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Title page
Approval page
Dedication
Acknowledgment
Abstract
Table of content
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the study
1.2 Statement of problem
1.3 Objective of the study
1.4 Research Hypotheses
1.5 Significance of the study
1.6 Scope and limitation of the study
1.7 Definition of terms
1.8 Organization of the study
CHAPETR TWO
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
CHAPETR THREE
3.0 Research methodology
3.1 sources of data collection
3.3 Population of the study
3.4 Sampling and sampling distribution
3.5 Validation of research instrument
3.6 Method of data analysis
CHAPTER FOUR
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
4.1 Introductions
4.2 Data analysis
CHAPTER FIVE
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Summary
5.3 Conclusion
5.4 Recommendation
Appendix
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.0 Background of Study
Human capital refers to investment in education and training. Recent surveys reveal that although business executives firmly believes that people are the most important asset that the organization can use to meet its goal, they are at a loss to prove that investment in people lead to improved business results. However, common metrics like Economic Value Added (EVA) and Return on Investment (ROI) shed little light on how organizations human assets are performing. Among the 4M’s namely: Money, Materials, Machines, and Man, what actually makes the organization thick is Man. The Nigerian Banking Industry is very vibrant and the most active in the economy. The sector is presently what makes the economy buoyant, active hence the human capital development needs to be adequate and consists of people’s skills. The right people should occupy the right places at the right time within the organization/industry. A peep into what constitutes the human capital requirement reveals that people with core competences are what most banks employ. The number of workers employed by banks are usually small in nature but of high quality. For efficient human capital development to take place in the banking industry, the members must evolve the learning and development processes. What this means in essence is that the organization must find ways of developing and mobilizing the intelligence, knowledge and creative potential of human beings at every level of organization and become increasingly skilled in placing quality people in key places and developing their full potentials. It will also become increasingly important to recruit people who enjoy learning and relish change and to motivate employees to be intelligent, flexible and adaptive. Kauter (1992) expresses this as the need to develop people as a key lever in human resource management and makes the correction between the learning of organizational member and the survival and effectiveness of the organization.
1.2 Statement of the Problem
As earlier mentioned, human capital development hold the key to success of any organization. For this to happen the Nigerian banking industry must be able to train and retrain their staff. To do this will amount to paying huge sums of money to conduct Seminars (in-house or outside). Remember that even when the fund for training is available, the employees must develop the right mental attitude for the training. The organization must also create the right environment for its employees. Human resources environment can either be internal or external in nature. The internal environment consists of those sets of controllable factors or variables and forces within the confines of the organization e.g. the value of top management and the technology in use in the organization, for example, if the top management values people and sees them as critical Success Factor (CSF) and adequately rewards them when the need arises, the employees will be at their optimum and the banking industry will continue to grow. Another to consider if the banking industry and its human resource capital development will grow is the technology in use. During this era of I.T. and globalization, banks should stand up to the challenge. For instance the use of ATM machine has shaped the future of human capital development in most banks who can afford it. Human Capital Development in the Nigerian banking industry is as important as the sector itself. However, there are some problems envisaged such as:
Will human capital development solve the problems of banking in Nigeria?
How does Human Capital Development assist government and monetary authorities?
- Which positive effect does it have on the shareholder, inventors and the general public?
- How best will organization prevent labour unrest turnover irrespective of development of it human resources.
- Does time and money spent on human capital development correlate with output and returns from the employees?
- Is human capital development a panacea to performance by employees?
- Does human capital development reflect in the organization (banks) profitability?
- What measures should be taking by banks in terms of human capital development to usher in more profits?
- What prospects does human capital development have for the banking industry?
- It is right for the employees to be over used just in the name of making more profits?
1.3 Objective of the Study
- To ascertain the problems of human capital development in the banking sector in Nigeria.
- To evaluate and measure how human capital development will contribute and to increased productivity in the Nigerian banking sector.
- To evaluate the ability of the present human capital development to fit into the global market and face global competition.
- To proffer solutions to the problems of human capital development in the banking industry (filling the existing gap).
- To recognize the importance of human capital as panacea to success and continuous growth in the banking industry in Nigeria.
1.4 Research Hypothesis
A hypothesis is an assertion, assumption or a statement of facts which has not been proved. However, for our research project, the following hypothesis will be tested:
Ho = shall be used for Null hypothesis
H1 = shall be used for Alternative hypothesis
Hypothesis 1
Ho: Human capital development will not solve the problems of the Nigerian banking industry.
H1: Human capital development will solve the problems of the Nigerian banking industry.
Hypothesis 2
Ho: Human capital development is not a panacea to efficiency in the Nigerian Banking industry.
H1: Human capital development is a panacea to efficiency in the Nigerian Banking industry.
Hypothesis 3
Ho: Human capital development does not aid management in measuring performance.
H1: Human capital development will aid management in measuring performance.
1.5 Scope of the Study
The scope of the study is on human capital development in banking industry in Nigeria.
Human capital refers to investment in education which in embedded in the workers. Some of the training “general” or “transferable” skills which can be used equally productively across different organization. Others provide organization specific skills which enhance the workers’ productivity within the training organization only. These latter skills tend to be those which are best learned or can be learnt on the job. Workers having organization specific skill will only be able to obtain a wage premium in respect of that skill within the organization where they were trained, to leave would mean to seek job in a place where they will be less productive and hence less paid. Two things follow from this, firstly there is an incentive for such workers to remain with the organization in which they acquired their skills. This give the employers a measure of monopoly power over the workers. Secondly however, the loss of specific skills would involve the organization in costly training of new workers. This study has been designed and organized to include a comprehensive evaluation of human capital development of some selected banks.
1.6 Significance of the Study
To the Banking sector, this research human capital development will contribute immensely and impressively to the growth of Nigerian banking industry. It will play an important role and aid management to realize adequate returns on investment. To the employees human capital development serves as a veritable tools in equipping themselves in terms of skill for the present and future challenges. With adequate investment in human capital development in the banking industry, the investors will be double sure of their investment being in safe hands because no matter how robust the other factors of production are without Labour (human capital) will yield negative result. It will serve as reference to future researchers who may wish to carry out research work on problems and prospects of human capital development.
To make recommendations based on the forging study.
1.7 Definition of Terms
ATM = Automatic Teller Machine: A machine that automatically pays when withdrawal is made.
Controllable Factors: Factors operating within an organization that is within the confines of an organization such as size of the organization value of the top management and technology in use etc.
IT = Information Technology: The use of computer within the organization.
Human Capital: Investment in education and training.
1.8 Organization of the study
The study is divided into five chapters. Chapter one deals with the study’s introduction and gives a background to the study. Chapter two reviews related and relevant literature. The chapter three gives the research methodology while the chapter four gives the study’s analysis and interpretation of data. The study concludes with chapter five which deals on the summary, conclusion and recommendation.
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