Sentence examples for human resources classes from inspiring English sources

You take human resources classes.

That's the last step of the Maslow pyramid – from first year MBA human resources class.

The new doorman program expands upon earlier presentations that she gave to a human resources class for doormen sponsored by their union.

He also needs a first-class human resources operation; most Chinese entrepreneurs hire friends and family because they don't trust people they don't know.

Analysing childcare campaigns in six countries, Goss et al. (2007) point to a link between the stratification of the movements' human resources in terms of class, and the childcare "systems" that countries implemented (i.e. a one-class integrated movement resulted in a system of universal provision).

A participant explains that some labels used by human resources such as "professional category" and "class" are old fashioned and tend to divide professionals.

The European Commission therefore provides broad support for 'the development of abundant and dynamic world-class human resources in the European research system'.

Liu's helped build a world-class human resources team that's responsible for recruiting and retaining top talent; she's grown Kabam's personnel base by 500% in just 3 years.

Christopher Cerf, the deputy chancellor in charge of human resources, said the increase in class sizes this school year could be attributed to principals who determined that their money was better spent elsewhere and that the focus on class size was wrongheaded.

"He probably found four more jobs," said Patricia Priesing, a human resources supervisor in the upper-middle-class district.

"I'm the first person in my family to get a bachelor's," she said, describing her parents, a bricklayer and a human resources professional, as "blue collar, middle class".