This study investigated the influence of Human Resource Managementpractices (selection, training, compensation, evaluation) over Supply Chain Qualitative Performance (accuracy, on-time delivery, customer satisfaction). Apart from previous studies, this study is conducted by requesting employees to fill the questionnaire and in-depth interview is carried out to gain better understanding associated with the issue at hand. In addition to previously mentioned differences of this study, qualitative factors are used to evaluate supply chain performance as a major difference.The analysis is carried out based upon the data that we collected. Four hundred front level and mid-level employees are requested to fill questionnaire in addition to fifteen in-depth interviews with company managers. In order to evaluate the data collected, SPSS 23 software program is used for analyzing purpose.The results have shown that Human Resource Management practices have strongly significant impact on overall Supply Chain Qualitative Performance. Human Resource Management has extremely important effect on supply chain functionality. The results and analyzes have suggested that HRM provides vital contribution to SCQP that helps achieving certain goal of the firms and the set of human resource management practices ought to be used to push supply chain management in order to generate strong relationship among managements and better outcome.The results that we reached are partly in the same line with the previous studies showing that Human Resource Management practices have significant positive impact over Supply Chain. Similar research carried out by Kam, Tsahuridu and Ding (2010), found that HRM practices have positive impact on Logistic and Supply Chain capabilities. Similarly, Khan, Taha, and Ghouri (2013) have shown HRM’s significance toward Supply Chain Management Success. However, selection wasn’t found as a significance factor in that study.