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HR
1[eych-ahr]
hr.
2abbreviation
hour; hours.
Hr.
3abbreviation
Herr.
h.r.
4Or hr
abbreviation
H.R.
5abbreviation
HR
1abbreviation
House of Representatives
human resources
human rights
Croatia (international car registration)
hr
2abbreviation
hour
Baseball home run
hr
3abbreviation
Croatia
Word History and Origins
Origin of HR1
Example Sentences
That makes it hard to distinguish rule-breakers from those out sick or traveling for work, so many HR departments dig deeper only if workers miss at least half of their required days.
He said the 51-year-old had fallen out with friends and family over his views and could lose his job at Waitrose, adding: "There will, no doubt, be an HR meeting after this."
Sir Jim told them Ms Booth could continue her surgical career because she had not been sanctioned by the GMC or by an internal HR investigation.
One public sector organisation in south Wales has told the BBC that while they're inundated with applications for roles like in HR or communications, attracting graduates for "specialist" roles had been challenging.
She said she spoke to Sarbjit about the issues, and he referred her to HR.
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