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A staffer from human resources took me to get a uniform and pointed me toward the locker room.

That's why Scott was a bit surprised when Bill Buxton of human resources took him into Babinovich's office.

It would automate human resources (take that, PeopleSoft!), sales efforts (and that, Siebel!) and supply-chain management (look out, I2 Technologies!).

One female Google engineer posted on Twitter upon reading the memo that she would consider leaving the company unless the human resources department took action.

The human resources office took one look at her F1 visa, which is given to international students at U.S. academic institutions, and told her to go home.

My store manager and human resources representative took the opportunity to sit down with me and ensure that I was protected, to come to them immediately if I were to face any backlash from my post or my identity.

Quality assurance has been in a state of constant improvement since September 2005, at which date a strengthening of qualified human resources clearly took place at the central as well as the decentralized levels.

Yet an assessment of analytics work — how it ladders to strategic priorities and the time and human resources it takes to get it done — is crucial for management to understand the yield on analytics teams and the need to invest.

The methods currently used in hospitals for microbial detection tend to be labor-intensive, consume human resources and take more than a day to yield results.

It focuses on providing human resources software, taking advantage of cloud computing to provide advanced analyses for customers.

By the next year, all the information was on the poster, and she had begun talking to human resources about taking steps toward coming to work as a woman.