The phrase "a human resources unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific department or team within an organization that is responsible for managing employee-related functions.
Example: "The company has established a human resources unit to handle recruitment, training, and employee relations."
Alternatives: "a human resources department" or "an HR division."
The human resources units of the health ministries and the regional and local administrations were inadequately prepared for the reform (Table 3).
All these issues need to be addressed, negotiated and resolved; and most human resources units were ill-prepared to lead the process [ 56].
In 26 sub-Saharan African countries, human resources units within ministries of health were understaffed and subject to frequent turnover [ 105].
It also requires new capacities in the human resources units of the national health authorities [ 55], with information and monitoring roles in terms of developing a human resources information system.
Among the human resource unit's achievements was the revitalization of nurse and mid-level provider training.
It was observed that 76.3% of the health departments have a human resources for health unit of some kind, as shown in Table 2. Most of them followed the federal model (SGTES), covering two areas: health labour and health education management.
Mrs. Sztoser, 28, is a human resources coordinator for a unit of Turner Broadcasting in New York that supports the advertising and marketing staffs for CNN, the Cartoon Network, TBS, TNT, truTV and Turner Sports.
Initially they were called Cholera Assistants when first recruited in 1973 by the public health unit to fill a human resources gap and manage a large cholera outbreak [ 11].
Mr. Brown, 33, is a human resources associate in Manhattan with the North American unit of CDC IXIS, a French investment bank, where he helps manage compensation and pension plans.
The bride, 36, is a human resources program manager in the global services business unit for I.B.M. in Somers, N.Y.; she works to improve employee satisfaction and the company's work environment.
