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HubCap is an international non-profit publishing platform and community of opinion leaders, practitioners and  professionals, academics, journalists and politicians who share an active interest in and commitment to changing the way organisations work in this new financial climate.

Our goal is to become the one site internationally to which members and contributors return time after time in order to stay abreast of, and continue to advance the development of human capital knowledge, measurement, management and reporting over the next 20 or 50 years.

Home to the Accounting for People 2.0 movement and publisher of the Human Capital Handbook 2011, take a look at our introductory video here or register – for free – and introduce yourself to the network.
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  • HubCap: An International Human Capital Library
    With the launch of Accounting for People 2.0, we’ve been busy scouring the web for the best articles, essays and ideas on human resource accounting. So far, so good. Human resource accounting; human asset reporting; human capital reporting;  extended narrative reporting; intangible asset reporting; people reporting – you can pick your term.



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  • The True Value of an Organisation
    ‘One of the most critical issues facing investors and corporate stakeholders is the challenge of ensuring the relevance, timeliness, reliability, consistency and comparability of information and its impact on the ability to truly measure the value of an enterprise in the New Economy.’ So begins Ryan Offutt's Crystalline that goes on to explore in some…



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Accounting for People 2.0

Accounting for People 2.02003, the UK government formed a Task Force on Human Capital Management charged with considering how it might be possible to ‘account for people’.  The Accounting for People Report’s principal recommendation was that HCM information should be included in any expanded Operating and Financial Review (OFR).

2005, for ‘political’ reasons, the ‘radical’ idea of putting people on the balance sheet was then dropped.

2010, we believe the time is right to reopen and reconsider these ideas. Read more.

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