Bowen and Ostroff (2004) suggest that the strength of the Human Resource Management (HRM) system is a solution to how HRM practices lead to organizational performance. They noted that HRM can be connected to organizational performance by integrating HRM content and process effectively. The HRM content is understood as the specific practices that aim to lead to a specific goal. The HRM process encloses the way the HRM system is developed and administrated. They stress that research should focus on understanding the elements of the HRM process through which employees construe the information inferred from HR practices