The practices in this dimension include recruitment, training and selection. The
second list is about the motivation and the institutional effort spent to improve the performance and skills of the employees. These include incentive plans, performance bonuses and performance management systems. The third and last list of practices consider the level of investment done for HR practices to create an environment that make the employees feel that they are influential on the decisions about the work place and its outputs, and participate in the process. HR practices as a system are expected to influence organizational commitment with these 3 dimensions and each one of the dimensions has a unique effect. One of the effects of these practices is about the recruitment and selection criteria that will ensure that the high-level qualified employees will feel that they are working in the right place and are a part of the corporate family. In light of the data above, we can reach these hypotheses:
H1: Organizational choice practices are positively correlated with organizational commitment.