ROLE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN ORGANIZATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY IN CONTEXT OF PAKISTAN

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Unhygienic living conditions, lack of appropriate outreach of health facilities, scarcity of potable water and malnutrition, particularly among children, contribute to a poor health status. Pakistan has one of the highest child mortality rates in Asia (110 out of 1000 under 5 years) and a low life expectancy (63 years)...
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Unhygienic living conditions, lack of appropriate outreach of health facilities, scarcity of potable water and malnutrition, particularly among children, contribute to a poor health status. Pakistan has one of the highest child mortality rates in Asia (110 out of 1000 under 5 years) and a low life expectancy (63 years)...
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