Human Capital is the greater Resource for Organization wellbeing

What is Human Capital?

Human capital can be described as a person who has consisted with positive characteristic include knowledge, Education, unique skills, expertise and health. A person who practice to do his activities smarter than hard work with more quality outputs, that can be identified as a Human capital.

As per Dictionary, “human capital” word is simply described as “the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value or cost to an organization or country.”

“Human capital is the stock of skills that the labor force possesses. The flow of these skills is forthcoming when the return to investment exceeds the cost (both direct and indirect). Returns to these skills are private in the sense that an individual’s productive capacity increases with more of them.”(Claudia Goldin, Human Capital, 2/23/2014 -1).



Mechanism to develop Human resource in to Human capital?

This is the process of creating people as economically valuable assets. In there, identify, gain and develop people’s skills, talents and experience to making a path for flowing benefits in present as well as future to organization.

“There is probably no easier way to combine equity and rapid growth (than investment in education)”. The whole of East Asia is [a] testimony to the veracity of this proposition. Griffin (1996, p. 17).

There are significance ways for developing human capital,

  1. Improve education

  • By investing to increase level of people’s education assist to create a quality human been with more confidence and positive attitudes.

      2. Enhance creativity

  • Give people to express and think their creativity. This will be a source for innovating more.

      3.  Identify people’s unique areas

  • Instead people allocate to several areas, it is better to identify their specialized areas. Hence possible to get in more and efficiency output.

     4.  Program for career development

  •  Support them to give a path for their professional development by organizing leadership development and other initiatives.

     5.  Initiatives promoting health

  • Benefit from fostering an environment that is healthy and supportive of both physical and mental well-being.


Positive effect to organization with human capital

Human Capital is the most intangible assets to the organization that is not identify in balance sheet. Investing for human capital will flow a return for upcoming future and also be a ladder to achieve organizational key performance indicators.

     1. Increase employee’s productivity

  • A company's productivity and efficiency in attaining its objectives will increase with a competent and motivated team.
     2. Increased inventiveness

  • Human capital is the source of innovation, thus businesses that support employee development and foster innovation will produce cutting-edge goods and services
           3. Minimize figure of employee turnover

  • When workers enjoy favorable working conditions and possibilities for professional advancement, they are less likely to leave the organization, which lowers the costs of hiring and replacing workers.

           4. Increase profitability

  •      Businesses that make investments in the human capital of their employees will see a return on their money in the shape of greater sales and profitability.
           5. Greater satisfaction at work         
  •       Companies that appreciate and reward their employees' efforts get employees who are more  satisfied with their work and more committed to the organization.

Conclusion

human capital is a critical asset for organizations seeking to succeed in today's fast-paced and dynamic business environment. By investing in the development and management of their human capital, employers can build a strong and engaged workforce, which can help to drive growth, innovation, and long-term success. 

Reference

  • Goldin, Claudia. 2016. "Human Capital." In Handbook of Cliometrics, ed. Claude Diebolt     and  Michael Haupert, 55-86. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Verlag.
  • Mayo, A.2016.”Human resource or human capital?:managing people as assets.2nd Publish,2 ParkSquare, Milton Park, Abingdon, oxon OX14n 4RN 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017,USA.

Comments

  1. Human capital study is very important sociability and work place related practically topic,also you are refer well and good attempt.

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    1. Thank you for the concern. I tried to depict whether gap between human resource and human capital. Human capital always consists with new ideas, skills and knowledge. Hence there are many mechanism for creating human resource in to human capital.

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  2. The article discusses the importance of human capital for an organization's well-being. Human capital refers to a person's positive characteristics, such as knowledge, education, unique skills, expertise, and health. Developing human capital involves identifying, gaining, and developing people's skills and talents for the benefit of the organization. Ways to develop human capital include improving education, enhancing creativity, identifying people's unique areas, providing career development programs, and promoting health initiatives. Investing in human capital can lead to increased productivity, inventiveness, lower employee turnover, increased profitability, and greater job satisfaction. Well Done ..!! Lalindu

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    1. Thank you for the precious comment, I'm also agreeing with you, Strong human capital can also create a competitive advantage for companies in their respective industries.

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  3. Excellent strategy and human capital are more valuable than other resources like land and physical capital because human resources can make better use of land and physical capital, whereas land and physical capital cannot be made useful on their own. The quality of work is increased by several years of education. Their overall productivity is increased by this. Fantastic Job!

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    1. yes, by sharping human resource able to make a human capital. Expenses for developing human capital is not a cost anymore, it can identify as a long term investment.

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  4. HRM helps in promoting employee wellbeing in diverse and globalized work environments. Also, It emphasize the need for HRM practices that align with organisational goals and objectives to achieve strategic goals. it win-win. Grat work.

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    1. That's true, Human resource management can be identified as a compass for navigating organization in to correct direction where achieve organization goals and objects

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  5. As organizations become more competed the value of human resource has become increasingly important. HRM is key to retain human capital, retain skill and knowledge and increase productivity. Organizations should educate employees in order to maximize productivity in a changing world.

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    1. Agree, With the development of the world, organizations need to acquire quality human assets, Hence managing human resource becomes an advance requirement.

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  6. In order to leverage the potential of human capital, organizations need to invest in employee development, create a supportive work environment, and foster a culture of collaboration and innovation. By valuing and investing in their employees, organizations can achieve greater well-being, productivity, and success.

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    1. At present most of companies are practicing to develop their human resource by using various methods. Because they have a better idea whether important of this investment. Career of organization is depending on human resources.

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  7. I agree on the fact that human capital is important for an organization to invest development of employees and helping out work environments and even bring out benefits for the organization with human capital. Good and interesting topic and content.

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    1. Thank you for precious feedback, Yes, investing on human capital is bringing more return to the organizations.

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  8. Human capital is perceived to increase productivity and thus profitability. The more investment a company makes in its employees, the chances of its productivity and success become higher. keep writing

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    1. True, More benefits portfolio can be spent with human capital

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  9. Great post! You've hit the nail on the head - human capital is indeed the greatest resource for organizational well-being. Investing in the development and well-being of employees not only leads to a more engaged and productive workforce, but it also creates a positive culture and strengthens the organization as a whole. Thanks for emphasizing the importance of valuing and prioritizing human capital.



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    1. Yes I am agreeing with you. Human capitals lead to cultivate organization's culture and make organizations as a better place

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  10. Superb post! An organization must spend on human capital to promote employee growth and the workplace environment. very interesting topic.

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    1. Than you very much, benefits of human capital are spreading through wider areas, such as marketing, management, technology and so on.

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  11. Human capital refers to the knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience that individuals bring to an organization. It is the collective value of an organization's employees and their ability to contribute to its success through their intellectual and emotional capacities. Human capital is often considered to be an organization's most important resource as it drives innovation, productivity, and growth. A well-trained and motivated workforce can lead to increased efficiency, higher profits, and a better overall organizational performance. Therefore, investing in human capital development, such as training and development programs, can be a wise strategy for organizations seeking to enhance their competitive advantage and long-term success.

    Good Job !!

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    1. Human capital is a term used to describe the value that employees bring to an organization through their knowledge, skills, experience, and emotional intelligence. It is believed to be one of the most important assets of an organization because it can directly influence its success. Organizations that invest in human capital development, such as providing employees with training and development opportunities, tend to benefit from increased efficiency, productivity, and profitability. Thank you!!!

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  12. Out of all tangible and intangible items and resources of an organization the capital of its humans will be the Key pillar that is going to drive the organization to the future. whether it is planned or unplanned the humans will be always the only solution to stand at the frontier of any competition. and the esiest way to be prominent at any comparison.
    nice article. good luck.

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  13. The knowledge, skills, and health that people invest in and amass during their lifetimes give them the opportunity to realize their potential as contributing members of society. This is what is meant by "human capital."
    well done,

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