Definition of human resources in English:

human resources

plural noun hjuːmən rɪˈsɔːsɪzˈ(h)jumən ˈriˌsɔrsəz

1The personnel of a business or organization, regarded as a significant asset in terms of skills and abilities.
our core skills are in building pan-European businesses and managing human resources
Example sentencesExamples
- We have tremendous human resources and the people have great perseverance.
- The sheer scale of this monument stands as testament to his skills in commanding the material and human resources of his country.
- Among these were addressing new skills, investing in human resources and valuing learning.
- Initiatives are costly, both in terms of human resources and real dollars.
- If employment is low, the companies have enough human resources already and people should be glad not to have their salaries cut.
- That makes it all the more important in the absence of physical resource advantages that we keep investing in our human resources.
- This will require companies to develop new skills and methods of work via investment in human resources at all levels.
- Business demands are changing human resources from company joke to valued part of the strategic team.
- In terms of developing human resources, a well and continuously educated population is vital.
- Execution risk here is high, and availability of human resources could become a big issue.
- There is a need to invest in human resources and provide sufficient nurses and GPs to service the population.
- We want to develop new markets but are also concentrating on our human resources.
- Using existing facilities and human resources can significantly reduce costs and security risks.
- They are also bankable institutions and have the capability in terms of human resources and expertise to handle bonds.
- He said India was a strong economy and was rich in technology and human resources.
- The government will have to bear the huge costs, not only for medical treatment, but also the losses in terms of human resources.
- This requires looking at each asset with regard to human resources and infrastructure.
- People are treated as human resources and expected to follow organizational job descriptions, rules, and procedures.
- However, major investments in human resources are planned, to increase the skill level of the Pakistani workforce.
- And it would provide the financial and human resources needed to improve profit margins.
Synonyms
employees, workers, workforce, personnel, hands, hired hands, labourers, manpower, labour
1. 1.1 The department of a business or organization that deals with the hiring, administration, and training of staff.
  director of human resources at the company
  Example sentencesExamples
  The director of human resources disputed the rumoured £95,000 bill.
  Through human resources, many companies have internal mechanisms to resolve problems.
  This could include human resources, network managers and, of course, security.
  And this was rejected by the director of human resources?
  From accounting and stock control to human resources and customer relationship management, they pretty much cover it all.
  Director of human resources Wendy Gay believes the survey shows it is still performing well in certain areas.
  Recruiting newcomers isn't something that is best just handed over to human resources.
  I have an immediate deputy who is my director of human resources.
  Need to know who to call in human resources about a difficult employee?
  Elaine Byrne, the trust's pay and benefits manager, has served as acting director of human resources since August last year.
  He was later seconded as chief director for human resources in the provincial Health Department but has since left.
  Its department of human resources has a new way to promote job openings.
  If you go back some years, issues such as human resources were centrally managed.
  Suzanne Blake, director of human resources, has been with the company for 26 years.
  He recruited expats to run human resources, retail, and corporate development.
  They also met with the department's head of human resources, John Gillespie.
  When such an attack is under way, computing as well as human resources are directed to dealing with the attack.
  Its senior management, human resources, IT and administration work from Yorkshire.
  But Paul Bentley, the director of human resources, believes more spaces are the only answer.
  She was a senior vice president of human resources at a local bank who had no sales experience whatsoever.

Definition of human resources in US English:

human resources

plural nounˈ(h)jumən ˈriˌsɔrsəz

1The personnel of a business or organization, especially when regarded as a significant asset.
Example sentencesExamples
- Business demands are changing human resources from company joke to valued part of the strategic team.
- In terms of developing human resources, a well and continuously educated population is vital.
- However, major investments in human resources are planned, to increase the skill level of the Pakistani workforce.
- Initiatives are costly, both in terms of human resources and real dollars.
- The sheer scale of this monument stands as testament to his skills in commanding the material and human resources of his country.
- Execution risk here is high, and availability of human resources could become a big issue.
- This requires looking at each asset with regard to human resources and infrastructure.
- We have tremendous human resources and the people have great perseverance.
- That makes it all the more important in the absence of physical resource advantages that we keep investing in our human resources.
- Using existing facilities and human resources can significantly reduce costs and security risks.
- This will require companies to develop new skills and methods of work via investment in human resources at all levels.
- He said India was a strong economy and was rich in technology and human resources.
- Among these were addressing new skills, investing in human resources and valuing learning.
- They are also bankable institutions and have the capability in terms of human resources and expertise to handle bonds.
- The government will have to bear the huge costs, not only for medical treatment, but also the losses in terms of human resources.
- If employment is low, the companies have enough human resources already and people should be glad not to have their salaries cut.
- We want to develop new markets but are also concentrating on our human resources.
- People are treated as human resources and expected to follow organizational job descriptions, rules, and procedures.
- There is a need to invest in human resources and provide sufficient nurses and GPs to service the population.
- And it would provide the financial and human resources needed to improve profit margins.
Synonyms
employees, workers, workforce, personnel, hands, hired hands, labourers, manpower, labour
1. 1.1 The department of a business or organization that deals with the hiring, administration, and training of personnel.
  director of human resources at the company
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have an immediate deputy who is my director of human resources.
  Elaine Byrne, the trust's pay and benefits manager, has served as acting director of human resources since August last year.
  When such an attack is under way, computing as well as human resources are directed to dealing with the attack.
  He recruited expats to run human resources, retail, and corporate development.
  But Paul Bentley, the director of human resources, believes more spaces are the only answer.
  She was a senior vice president of human resources at a local bank who had no sales experience whatsoever.
  This could include human resources, network managers and, of course, security.
  They also met with the department's head of human resources, John Gillespie.
  Need to know who to call in human resources about a difficult employee?
  From accounting and stock control to human resources and customer relationship management, they pretty much cover it all.
  Its department of human resources has a new way to promote job openings.
  Suzanne Blake, director of human resources, has been with the company for 26 years.
  Director of human resources Wendy Gay believes the survey shows it is still performing well in certain areas.
  The director of human resources disputed the rumoured £95,000 bill.
  Recruiting newcomers isn't something that is best just handed over to human resources.
  And this was rejected by the director of human resources?
  Its senior management, human resources, IT and administration work from Yorkshire.
  Through human resources, many companies have internal mechanisms to resolve problems.
  He was later seconded as chief director for human resources in the provincial Health Department but has since left.
  If you go back some years, issues such as human resources were centrally managed.

单词	human resources
释义	Definition of human resources in English: human resources plural noun hjuːmən rɪˈsɔːsɪzˈ(h)jumən ˈriˌsɔrsəz 1The personnel of a business or organization, regarded as a significant asset in terms of skills and abilities. our core skills are in building pan-European businesses and managing human resources Example sentencesExamples We have tremendous human resources and the people have great perseverance. The sheer scale of this monument stands as testament to his skills in commanding the material and human resources of his country. Among these were addressing new skills, investing in human resources and valuing learning. Initiatives are costly, both in terms of human resources and real dollars. If employment is low, the companies have enough human resources already and people should be glad not to have their salaries cut. That makes it all the more important in the absence of physical resource advantages that we keep investing in our human resources. This will require companies to develop new skills and methods of work via investment in human resources at all levels. Business demands are changing human resources from company joke to valued part of the strategic team. In terms of developing human resources, a well and continuously educated population is vital. Execution risk here is high, and availability of human resources could become a big issue. There is a need to invest in human resources and provide sufficient nurses and GPs to service the population. We want to develop new markets but are also concentrating on our human resources. Using existing facilities and human resources can significantly reduce costs and security risks. They are also bankable institutions and have the capability in terms of human resources and expertise to handle bonds. He said India was a strong economy and was rich in technology and human resources. The government will have to bear the huge costs, not only for medical treatment, but also the losses in terms of human resources. This requires looking at each asset with regard to human resources and infrastructure. People are treated as human resources and expected to follow organizational job descriptions, rules, and procedures. However, major investments in human resources are planned, to increase the skill level of the Pakistani workforce. And it would provide the financial and human resources needed to improve profit margins. Synonyms employees, workers, workforce, personnel, hands, hired hands, labourers, manpower, labour 1.1 The department of a business or organization that deals with the hiring, administration, and training of staff. director of human resources at the company Example sentencesExamples The director of human resources disputed the rumoured £95,000 bill. Through human resources, many companies have internal mechanisms to resolve problems. This could include human resources, network managers and, of course, security. And this was rejected by the director of human resources? From accounting and stock control to human resources and customer relationship management, they pretty much cover it all. Director of human resources Wendy Gay believes the survey shows it is still performing well in certain areas. Recruiting newcomers isn't something that is best just handed over to human resources. I have an immediate deputy who is my director of human resources. Need to know who to call in human resources about a difficult employee? Elaine Byrne, the trust's pay and benefits manager, has served as acting director of human resources since August last year. He was later seconded as chief director for human resources in the provincial Health Department but has since left. Its department of human resources has a new way to promote job openings. If you go back some years, issues such as human resources were centrally managed. Suzanne Blake, director of human resources, has been with the company for 26 years. He recruited expats to run human resources, retail, and corporate development. They also met with the department's head of human resources, John Gillespie. When such an attack is under way, computing as well as human resources are directed to dealing with the attack. Its senior management, human resources, IT and administration work from Yorkshire. But Paul Bentley, the director of human resources, believes more spaces are the only answer. She was a senior vice president of human resources at a local bank who had no sales experience whatsoever. Definition of human resources in US English: human resources plural nounˈ(h)jumən ˈriˌsɔrsəz 1The personnel of a business or organization, especially when regarded as a significant asset. Example sentencesExamples Business demands are changing human resources from company joke to valued part of the strategic team. In terms of developing human resources, a well and continuously educated population is vital. However, major investments in human resources are planned, to increase the skill level of the Pakistani workforce. Initiatives are costly, both in terms of human resources and real dollars. The sheer scale of this monument stands as testament to his skills in commanding the material and human resources of his country. Execution risk here is high, and availability of human resources could become a big issue. This requires looking at each asset with regard to human resources and infrastructure. We have tremendous human resources and the people have great perseverance. That makes it all the more important in the absence of physical resource advantages that we keep investing in our human resources. Using existing facilities and human resources can significantly reduce costs and security risks. This will require companies to develop new skills and methods of work via investment in human resources at all levels. He said India was a strong economy and was rich in technology and human resources. Among these were addressing new skills, investing in human resources and valuing learning. They are also bankable institutions and have the capability in terms of human resources and expertise to handle bonds. The government will have to bear the huge costs, not only for medical treatment, but also the losses in terms of human resources. If employment is low, the companies have enough human resources already and people should be glad not to have their salaries cut. We want to develop new markets but are also concentrating on our human resources. People are treated as human resources and expected to follow organizational job descriptions, rules, and procedures. There is a need to invest in human resources and provide sufficient nurses and GPs to service the population. And it would provide the financial and human resources needed to improve profit margins. Synonyms employees, workers, workforce, personnel, hands, hired hands, labourers, manpower, labour 1.1 The department of a business or organization that deals with the hiring, administration, and training of personnel. director of human resources at the company Example sentencesExamples I have an immediate deputy who is my director of human resources. Elaine Byrne, the trust's pay and benefits manager, has served as acting director of human resources since August last year. When such an attack is under way, computing as well as human resources are directed to dealing with the attack. He recruited expats to run human resources, retail, and corporate development. But Paul Bentley, the director of human resources, believes more spaces are the only answer. She was a senior vice president of human resources at a local bank who had no sales experience whatsoever. This could include human resources, network managers and, of course, security. They also met with the department's head of human resources, John Gillespie. Need to know who to call in human resources about a difficult employee? From accounting and stock control to human resources and customer relationship management, they pretty much cover it all. Its department of human resources has a new way to promote job openings. Suzanne Blake, director of human resources, has been with the company for 26 years. Director of human resources Wendy Gay believes the survey shows it is still performing well in certain areas. The director of human resources disputed the rumoured £95,000 bill. Recruiting newcomers isn't something that is best just handed over to human resources. And this was rejected by the director of human resources? Its senior management, human resources, IT and administration work from Yorkshire. Through human resources, many companies have internal mechanisms to resolve problems. He was later seconded as chief director for human resources in the provincial Health Department but has since left. If you go back some years, issues such as human resources were centrally managed.
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