The Impact of Human Capital and Human Capital Investments on Company Performance Evidence From Literature and European Survey Results

Topics:
Business Models,
Human Capital
Tags:
European Training Village,
Training And Certification,
Training,
Performance,
Literature,
Investment,
Human Resources,
Human Resource Management (HRM),
Human Capital,
Workforce Management
Source:
European Training Village

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Overview: This paper consists of a literature review and an analysis of an existing database on Human Resource Management (HRM) (the Cranet survey). It focuses on research that connects human capital with the firm and asks whether education, skills/competence and training have any impact on company performance. The main results may be summarised as follows. It appears that training provided by firms for employees is not characterised by being general or specific but by what is needed to stay ahead of competitors. There is a growing body of literature suggesting that firms are financing both types of training.

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Format: PDF | Size: 361KB | Date: Apr 2005 | Pages: 61


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