Human resource managers are central to the daily operations of businesses large and small in every industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, HR managers earn a median salary of $116,720 per year, and their job growth is expected to be faster than average for other occupations due to ever-changing employee regulations and a rapidly-evolving hiring landscape.
Within human resource management, there are also more specialized jobs. Training and development specialists work with employees throughout their careers, keeping them up-to-date with technology and industry standards. And compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists help balance employee needs with organizational budgets, all while adhering to appropriate laws and regulations.