Higher-performing companies invest more in human capital and HR: China

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The details of a survey on companies in China, and regarding corporate investments on human capital programmes, and human resource functions, are presented. Results indicate that, higher-performing companies invest more in comparison to lower performing companies.

China, Surveys, Human capital

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Finance training can be fun and effective

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A study suggesting methods for training business managers in financial aspects of business is presented. The importance of training business managers in these aspects is also discussed.

England, Financial Systems & Controls, Financial Management, Training, Study and teaching, Managers

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Effective recruiting linked to stronger financial performance: North America

Article Abstract:

Organizations with better recruitment, financially outsmart those with less effective programs. Determination of employees' bonuses by performance also adds to financial gain.

North America, Recruiting, Industry hiring

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