Meaning and Definition of Human Resource
With the advent of globalisation, liberalisation
and privatisation leading to advancement in information, communication and
technology paved way for exhibiting the high level of innovation and creativity
in human resource. In the current scenario unless the organisation recruits, selects
and utilises high quality human resource the sustainability remains a question.
In order to accomplish personal and organisational objectives the unique asset
called human resource has to be appropriately placed and appreciated. In an
organisation the human resource are the employees who are inevitable for the
survival and success of the enterprise.
According
to Peter.F.Drucker “Man, of all resources available to him, can grow and
develop”
As per
the views of Michael J Jucius Human Resource is a “Whole consisting of
interrelated, interdependent and interacting physiological, sociological and
ethical components”.
It is clear from the definitions that not all human
beings are considered to be human resources but only those individuals who
acquired the required skill sets, talents, knowledge, competencies and
capabilities in the accomplishment of both individual and organisational
objectives.
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