Definition of «hr»

The abbreviation "HR" can have multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used.

1) Human Resources - This refers to the department within a company that deals with recruitment, management and development of employees.

2) Hours Run - In aviation, this refers to the total amount of time an aircraft has spent flying since its last major maintenance or overhaul.

3) Horsepower Rating - This is used in automotive industry to describe the power output of an engine.

4) Heartbreak Hotel - A popular nickname for a hotel located near Graceland, Elvis Presley's home in Memphis, Tennessee.

Scheduled a meeting with the HR department to discuss employee benefits.
Updated the HR software to streamline the recruitment process.
Conducted an HR audit to ensure compliance with labor laws.
Attended an HR conference to stay informed about industry trends.
Collaborated with HR to develop a comprehensive training program for new employees.
Sent an email to HR requesting an update on the status of my leave request.
Created an HR policy manual to provide guidelines for employee conduct.
Presented a proposal to the HR committee for implementing flexible working hours.
Consulted with HR regarding performance evaluations and feedback mechanisms.
Participated in an HR interview to assess a candidate's fit for the organization.

Performance appraisals may be a ubiquitous feature of HR departments in businesses economy - wide, doubts remain about their use. (businessnews.com.au)
Lawyers are often part of HR departments for handling the most serious situations, such as firing employees for cause or mass layoffs. (lawyer-monthly.com)
If you are unsure about keywords, see if you can find someone in HR in a related company and consult with them about keyword terms. (thejobnetwork.com)
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