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Looking at the recent research trends related to strategic human resource management, we can see that the interests of members on High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) have started to affect the performance variables. Several researchers have discussed the possibility that individual attitudes and behaviors can systematically change the relationship between High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) and performance, but the empirical studies involved is considered to be limited. Therefore, this study examined the effects of perceived High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) organization on the employee's job performance, and the mediating effect of job satisfaction and the moderating effect of Perceived Organizational Support(POS) in this relationship. In addition, the moderated mediating effects of the High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) considering the process and situation leading to job performance were verified. Through this process, the High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) was intended to verify the improvement of job performance through which route. The analysis results of 247 individual level data in public institutions showed that High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) had a positive relationship with job performance and job satisfaction, and job satisfaction positively mediated the relationship between High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) and job performance. In addition, Perceived Organizational Support(POS) moderate between employees' job satisfaction and job performance. In particular, both internal and external factors, which are subordinate to job satisfaction, were found to affect job performance regardless of the high and low group of Perceived Organizational Support(POS). As such, this study has theoretical implications in that it has empirically identified the medial effects of job satisfaction in High Performance Work Systems(HPWS) and job performance that have not been studied systematically in previous studies, and the moderating effects of Perceived Organizational Support(POS) in relation to job satisfaction and job performance. In addition, the practical implications aexist in that the design and introduction of a personnel system with clear objectives and high relevance to job have demonstrated the importance of successful implementation of a High Performance Work Systems(HPWS).