what is human resource auditing?
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Human resources is the function dealing with the management of people employed within the organization. Today most organizations consider their employees as capital. Human capital. Why? Because,\nHuman capital denotes the collective knowledge, skills and abilities of an organization’s employees. \n When you have capital - audit follows.   \nTherefore we Human Resource Auditing is nothing but the process of assessing HR programs and services to determine their effectiveness or efficiency. \nThis helps in planning ahead. why? Because, An organization has to have employees with the skills it requires to meet current and future business demands. \nIt also helps them decide about recruitment and pink slipping, promotions, payraises etc.\nHope I have been able to explain it to you.
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By running their ss #'s randomly to see if they are claimed by someone else.\n\nThe audit department works on a totally random process unless they are tipped off.
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Personal Management is more INDIVIDUAL related as HMR as in Human Resources Management would be Corporate... Check for yourself, I might suggest using some words of topic, adjust as need be to narrow down the number of pages to research from at www.google.com! It has helped me out with legal issues related with former job!!! Just add, subtract or re-word your inquiry for information and it should help you find the answer you need! \n\nJust entering personal management brought up 717,000,000 result to those two words... Just add words more related to your EXACT question to get answer.\n\nGood Luck!
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There are many types of audit that can be conducted, Financial, Operational, Strategic etc. However, most of the auditing is done by firms of accountants contracted by the company or organisation for the task. This is called an External Audit, i.e., the Audit is performed by an auditor from outside the comapny.\n\nMany major companies, and organisations (Government and not-for-profit) employ accountants and others in what is called an Internal Audit department (or Division or unit or Section) to improve their internal corporate governance and to reduce the costs of external audit. The internal Auditors should hold qualifications and have the experience necessary to effectively perform their role, and the IA department should report directly to the Board of Directors on all issues.\n\nThe purpose of internal audit is dependant on the focus of the audit being undertaken. This can range from investigation of financial losses, poor profit performance, waste and waste reduction, to environmental management and compliance and to post implementation of major programs.\n\nThe short answer to your question is:\n"An independant, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve an organisation's operations. It helps an organisation to accomplish its objectives by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control and governance processes."
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Auditing means attending the class with the permission of the professor and/or the institution, but without being formally registered.  In other words, you don't have to take the tests, and you won't get a grade or credit for the class, but you are permitted to sit in on the lectures and class discussions. \n\nContrary to an earlier comment, auditiing does NOT mean taking the class pass/fail. It is a way of gaining knowledge from the course without having to be concerned about taking tests.\n\nGood luck!!
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Your question came across as very unclear. I don't think it was loaded correctly. I'll attempt to answer it.\n\nBookkeeping, accountancy, and audits are all in the same field. Bookkeeping and accountancy are essentially the same thing. It just refers to keeping track of all transactions of a business or entity. An audit is where someone comes in and verifies the records of an accountant, or an audit can be done by the accountant themself. \n\nYour question was listed as:\n\n"link between bookkeeping,accountancy,auditi... "\n\nHope this helps.
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Human resource development, is a verb and an adjective. Rest you can ask some one else
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Check with your company HR department.
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human resources are employees. Sometimes used as term for the personnel department.
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The role of a HR dept is critical to any business.  HR is more than just hiring people.  They are also responsible for keeping people by managing their payroll, training, compensation, benefits (lots of jobs here from administration to pension management), and the strategic direction of the company.  There are a lot of opportunities in HR as a career.  Talk to people, do some exploring and see if it is for you.  Good luck.
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Sorry, but we need to know what type of audit you are talking about.  The word audit is thrown around to mean many different things
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Contact their human resources department
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What are your current skills?  One of the easiest way to gain "HR" experience is to go to work for a smaller company in the accounting or payroll office.  \n\nIn a small company you wear many hats, and HR ends up being one of them.  Many moons ago, that is how I got my first taste of HR.\n\nIt is really hard to say what you need to do, when I don't know what transferable skills you may have.\n\nGood luck
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I don't know, I've never heard of that specialty.  Do you mean Information Security Analyst, or Information Security Auditor?
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You are ENTITLED to review the contents of your HR file.  You may have the option to pay for copies of the contents.  In the state of Florida, the employer may charge a "reasonable" rate for copying the documents as well as an administrative fee for the time it takes the individual to copy the documents.
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You can search for International Standards for Auditing.\nSome sites for your ready reference.\n\nhttp://www.ifac.org/Guidance\nhttp://www.theiia.org/index.cfm?doc_id=124&bhcp=1\nhttp://www.iasplus.com/ifac/iaasb.htm
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After searching ......I have found the website you need.....it is https://www.hrsaccount.com/hrs/ecare?cmd_Redirect=Entry&org=000