0 the department of an organization that deals with finding new employees, keeping records about all the organization's employees, and helping them with any problems --
1 the department within a company or organization that is responsible for its relationship with its employees and for following employment laws --
Generally, capacity building is taken to mean training of human resources.
Several countries have launched efforts to reorganize their primary health care, including increased reliance on regional health systems and strengthening human resources.
Whatever human resources could be removed from the land were mobilized into fighting men rather than labourers for productive enterprises.
Understanding how gender works in science is crucial for both mobilizing human resources and for bringing new perspectives, priorities, and creative ferment to science.
As with human resources, the pressure for freedom generated by liberty aspirations does not depend on the level of these values alone.
Many managers used (some unconsciously) age stereotypes in the deployment of the organisation's human resources.
All communities should be encouraged to build on their unique strengths involving, for example, cultural development and local human resources.
The rapid changes in algorithms of radiological procedures have negatively affected the standardization of human resources for radiology.
