human-resources

常见例句

As a human-resources manager, she believes that as the generation now aged 15 to 24 enters the work force, managers must adjust to the new ways they socialize and communicate.
身为人力资源经理的霍莉说，随着现在年龄在15到24岁之间的这一代人参加工作，管理人员必须适应他们新的交往、交流方式。
They once asked me for advice about purchasing a COTS human-resources system, and I advised them against it: why should they put themselves on a level playing field with their competitors?
他们曾就购买 COTS 人力资源系统咨询过我的意见，我建议他们不要那样做：为什么要让自己置身于一个和对手公平竞争的环境呢？
They certainly need to rethink their human-resources policies—starting by questioning whether they should have departments devoted to purely human resources.
它们必然要重新考虑它们的人力资源政策，从是否他们应该有纯粹的人力资源部门的问题开始。

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