The whole of a person's skills, knowledge, and other intangibles that can be used to create economic value for that person, their employer, nor their community is known as their human capital.
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Who or what is the employer?</h3>
A person who employs or places to work is known as an employer. An employer might be a company, institution, government body, agency, company, consulting firm, nonprofit organization, private firms, store, or individual.
<h3>Does 'employer' refer to 'job'?</h3>
The corporation that employs (hired) you and gives (paid) your wage is the employer; you are the employee. So, for instance, if you work at Apple, Apple is the name of your employer. You might even provide the name of the employer who knows you well.
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