Human Capital – The skills, knowledge and experience possessed by individuals in terms of their value to an organisation
(Pronounced hew-muhn ka-pit-uhl)
To remember the definition of the word human capital, use the following mnemonic:
The humans formed capital (human capital) letters using themselves. It took the skill and experience of everyone in the organisation.
Examples of human capital in a sentence
John's business had great human capital, all his employees were top in their field.
They had a significant loss of human capital when the older and more experienced workers retired.
Education and apprenticeships can grow human capital a huge amount.
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