HR

HR is a quick way to say "home run." It refers to when a baseball player hits the ball over the fence and rounds the bases back to home base.

A player may also hit an inside-the-park home run by running all the bases to home on his hit without any errors. HR commonly shows up on stat sheets.

In the workplace, HR is a quick way for co-workers to refer to their business's Human Resources department. An HR department usually handles hiring, onboarding, compensation, benefits, and firing. They also manage and resolve complaints about harassment, discrimination, and other events that require disciplinary action.

Large businesses tend to have distinct HR departments, staffed by multiple employees whose only job is managing the business's employee recruitment, benefits, and retention (or lack thereof). Small businesses often handle HR matters informally, via direct conversations between an employee and their manager.

Hr is shorthand for homeroom, the early morning school session where teachers gather students to make announcements and take attendance. During this time, students often prepare for the day and catch up with friends before their first class.

In some schools, "hr" goes by different names, such as "Registration" or "Connect Time," depending on regional preferences. This period can vary in length, depending on how the school prioritizes sharing important information or fostering a sense of community among students and staff.