Difference between revisions of "Human capital"

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== Summary==
 
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== Description==
 
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Human asset is a part of an organization's [[Intangible asset|intangible assets]].
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The [[Knowledge|knowledge]], skills and [[Competency|competencies]] of the people in an organization.
 
The [[Knowledge|knowledge]], skills and [[Competency|competencies]] of the people in an organization.
  
 
'''Source:''' [[Risk Management of Knowledge Loss in Nuclear Industry Organizations]]
 
'''Source:''' [[Risk Management of Knowledge Loss in Nuclear Industry Organizations]]
 
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The publication IAEA-TECDOC-1479, November 2005, ‘Human performance improvement in organizations: Potential application for the nuclear industry’ provides managers and specialists in nuclear facility operating organizations working in the area of human resource management with practical information that they can use to improve human performance in their organizations.
 
 
'''Source:''' [[Planning and Execution of Knowledge Management Assist Missions for Nuclear Organizations]]
 
  
 
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Revision as of 07:48, 21 April 2014

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Definition

Human capital is The part of organization's intangible assets which is embedded in people working in the organization and is based on people's knowledge, skills and competences

Human capital is Template:Human capital 2 Source: Planning and Execution of Knowledge Management Assist Missions for Nuclear Organizations

Summary

One paragraph.

Description

Human asset is a part of an organization's intangible assets.


The knowledge, skills and competencies of the people in an organization.

Source: Risk Management of Knowledge Loss in Nuclear Industry Organizations

References

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