How to say "human resources department" in German?

In German "human resources department" translates to  Personalabteilung 

Transliteration: Personal-abteilung

🇩🇪 Die Personalabteilung ist für die Einstellung neuer Mitarbeiter zuständig.

🗣️ Dee Personal-abi-tei-lung ist fuer dee Ein-stel-lung noi-er Mitar-baiter zu-staen-dig.

🇺🇸 The human resources department is responsible for hiring new employees.



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How to say "human resources department" in German?

You can use the word "Personalabteilung" which translates to "Human resources department".

How to pronounce "Personalabteilung" (human resources department) in German?

The word "Personalabteilung" is pronounced as "Personal-abteilung".

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