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    An Assessment of Green Logistics and Sustainable Human Resource Management nn Manufacturing Organization Sustainablilty.
    (Bells University of Technology, 2024-06-21) OMORUYI, Nose R.; Engr. O. A. Oroye
    Green logistics integrates supply chain management with environment requirements at every stage of the product design process, from raw material selection and supply to production, delivery to the customer, and distribution and transfer processes, to recycling management and reuse after consumption. This study aims at investigating the effect of green logistics and sustainable manpower management on the fast-moving consumer customer goods manufacturing companies in Ado/Odo Ota local government of Ogun State. On the organization sustainability, quantitative research approach was utilized with the aid of a well-structured questionnaire among fast moving consumer goods companies in the study area. The data obtained were analysed using descriptive analysis and inferential statistics of partial least square structural equation model. The finding shows that majority of the films are aware and implemented green logistics and sustainable manpower in their respective organization. The model developed statistically support the null hypothesis which stated that there is a positive significant relationship between sustainable manpower management and green logistics likewise between sustainable manpower management and organization sustainability while the relationship between green logistics and organization is not statistically significant. The study conclude that green logistics is based on functional activities relayed to logistics that encompass production and operations. As a result, logistics may be used as a tool to helps firms manage issues and strike a balance between environmental and economic factors. It is therefore recommended that the government should expedite the adoption of green industry criteria standards that have a wide-ranging effect on the environment through low carbon development (LCD) policy to minimize resource exploitation and sustain economic and social growth through development activities with low greenhouse gas emissions.