human resources

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51 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: recursos humans — the personnel department of an organization
• Chinese Mandarin: 人力資源 /人力资源 (rénlì zīyuán) — the personnel department of an organization
• Chinese Mandarin: 人事 (rénshì) — the personnel department of an organization
• Danish: personaleafdeling — the personnel department of an organization
• Dutch: personeelszaken — the personnel department of an organization
• Finnish: henkilöstöosasto — the personnel department of an organization
• Finnish: henkilöstöhallinto — the personnel department of an organization
• French: ressources humaines — the personnel department of an organization
• German: Personalabteilung — the personnel department of an organization
• Hungarian: humánerőforrás — the personnel department of an organization
• Hungarian: emberi erőforrás — the personnel department of an organization
• Indonesian: sumber daya manusia — the personnel department of an organization
• Irish: acmhainní daonna — the personnel department of an organization
• Italian: risorse umane — the personnel department of an organization
• Japanese: 人材開発部 (jinzai kaihatsu bu) — the personnel department of an organization
• Japanese: 人事 (jinji) — the personnel department of an organization
• Malay: sumber manusia — the personnel department of an organization
• Polish: kadry — the personnel department of an organization
• Portuguese: recursos humanos — the personnel department of an organization
• Portuguese: RH — the personnel department of an organization
• Romanian: resurse umane — the personnel department of an organization
• Russian: ка́дровая слу́жба (kádrovaja slúžba) — the personnel department of an organization
• Russian: эйч-а́р (ejč-ár) — the personnel department of an organization
• Russian: HR — the personnel department of an organization
• Russian: челове́ческие ресу́рсы (čelovéčeskije resúrsy) — the personnel department of an organization
• Spanish: recursos humanos — the personnel department of an organization
• Swahili: idara ya rasilimali watu — the personnel department of an organization
• Swedish: HR — the personnel department of an organization
• Swedish: personalavdelning — the personnel department of an organization
• Thai: การบริหารทรัพยากรมนุษย์ (gaan bor-rí-hăan sáp-pá-yaa-gon má-nút) — the personnel department of an organization
• Turkish: insan kaynakları — the personnel department of an organization
• Welsh: adnoddau dynol — the personnel department of an organization
• Chinese Mandarin: 人力資源 /人力资源 (rénlì zīyuán) — the personnel employed in an organization
• Dutch: personeel — the personnel employed in an organization
• Dutch: menselijk kapitaal — the personnel employed in an organization
• Finnish: henkilöstö — the personnel employed in an organization
• German: Personal — the personnel employed in an organization
• Hungarian: személyzet — the personnel employed in an organization
• Irish: acmhainní daonna — the personnel employed in an organization
• Italian: risorse umane — the personnel employed in an organization
• Japanese: 人員 (jin'in) — the personnel employed in an organization
• Polish: zasoby ludzkie — the personnel employed in an organization
• Portuguese: recursos humanos — the personnel employed in an organization
• Russian: персона́л (personál) — the personnel employed in an organization
• Russian: ка́дры (kádry) — the personnel employed in an organization
• Serbo-Croatian: osoblje — the personnel employed in an organization
• Spanish: personal — the personnel employed in an organization
• Swahili: rasilimali watu — the personnel employed in an organization
• Swedish: arbetskraft — the personnel employed in an organization
• Tagalog: yamang tao — the personnel employed in an organization
• Welsh: adnoddau dynol — the personnel employed in an organization