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Comments on Human Resource Management of Construction Enterprises

Zhang Xiu-ben

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On basis of the state-of-the-art of the human resource management of construction enterprises,the author analyzes the features of and problems in the human resource management of construction enterprises and recommends the working principle and countermeasures for the human resource management of construction enterprises.

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On basis of the state-of-the-art of the human resource management of construction enterprises,the author analyzes the features of and problems in the human resource management of construction enterprises and recommends the working principle and countermeasures for the human resource management of construction enterprises.

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On basis of the state-of-the-art of the human resource management of construction enterprises,the author analyzes the features of and problems in the human resource management of construction enterprises and recommends the working principle and countermeasures for the human resource management of construction enterprises.

Key concepts: Human resource management, Business, Human resources, Resource management (computing), Human resource management system, Construction management, Resource (disambiguation), Engineering

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