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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 REASON TO CHOOSE THE TOPIC
Small and medium companies very important and indispensable
for a developing country, in which provides jobs and partly ensure the
social security. Moreover, Vietnam has a vastly human resource in
population size, young population and are tranferring to the stage of “
the golden population structure” with over 96,2 million people in which
2/3 of the population is the youth and in the working age. Therefore,
human resource development of small and medium enterprises is
considered a central issue for the development of the country, according
to Echdar's human capital theory (2013), this is one of the activities.
The most important thing for a business to manage human capital well
is to develop that capital or develop human resources to create a
sustainable competitive advantage for the business.. Meanwhile,
Yawson (2013) said that there is a difference between theory and
practice of theory and systematic thinking in research and practice on
human resource development; Uaron (2017) human capital theory is the
capital that companies should invest in if they believe in the future
human resource investment which is the recently practical importance
for with companies.
According to a research in 2019, Vietnam has around 508.770
small and medium companies (SMC) in the Trade - Service sector with
nearly 36% labour compared to the other sectors. By the end of 2019,
Tra Vinh province had 2.183 enterprises, with 88.046 employees,
especially SMCs in the Trade and Service sector were 1.216 enterprises,
with about 10.008 employees. Besides, it requires clarifying the
achievements and limitations of SMC nowadays, from there as a basis
to output the management function to develop human resources for
SMEs in Tra Vinh province is a highly current issue and practical in the
current period, so the study "Effected factors of human resource
development: situation of small and medium Trade - service companies
in Tra Vinh" is a practical issue. in theory and practice.
The gaps of the research:
Kunio (1989) proposed a conceptual model to analyse, support to
the development of human resouce, Sredl and Rothwell (1997)
developed the frame of neccesary definitions for researchers. Later, a