What are the characteristics of human resources?

HumanResources nomenclature is: the population with the necessary labor capacity needed for the development of economic and social undertakings.

HumanResources (HR) refers to the sum of the population of a country or region that is of working age, under working age and over working age but with the ability to work.

Six Characteristics

1. Activity

Human beings are subjective and active, capable of carrying out activities with a purpose and transforming the external material world. Its ability to be active is reflected in three aspects.

2, dual nature

Human resources and any other resources are different, is owned by human beings, exists in the human body of the living resources, so human resources are both producers and consumers. Human resources contain rich knowledge content, so that it has great potential, as well as other resources incomparable high value-added.

3, timeliness

Human resources and general resources such as mineral resources are different, mineral resources can be stored for a long time in general, do not use, the quality will not be reduced. Human resources is not, storage and not used, talent will be wasted, degradation. The nature of the work is different, and the optimal period for the development of human talent is also different. Generally speaking, 25 to 45 years old is the golden age of scientific and technological talent, 37 years old for its peak.

4, social

Human resources in a particular society and era, different social forms, different cultural backgrounds will reflect and influence human values, behavior, thinking. The social nature of human resources requires that special attention be paid to the influence of social and political systems, country policies, laws and regulations, and the cultural environment in the development process.

5, continuity

The continuity of human resources development (continuity) means that human resources are resources that can be developed continuously, not only the use of human resources is the process of development, training, accumulation, creation process is also the process of development.

6, regenerative

Human resources are renewable resources, through the overall population of individuals within the continuous replacement of renewal and labor "consumption - production - re-consumption

Human resources are renewable resources through the continuous replacement and renewal of individuals within the population as a whole and the process of "consumption - production - re-consumption - reproduction" of labor force to realize its regeneration. The regenerative nature of human resources is governed by biological laws, but also by the human consciousness, will, the influence of human civilization development activities, the constraints of the new technological revolution.