Many executives, managers, and HR professionals increasingly see the need for HR management to become a greater strategic contributor to the "business" success of organizations. Evan not-for-profit organizations, such as governmental and social service entities, must manage their human resources in a "businessoriented" manner. In fact, it has been suggested that HR function should be managed as its own "business." HR should be responsible for knowing what the true cost of human capital is for that employer. For example, it may cost two time key employees' annual salaries to replace tham if they leav. Turnover is something HR can help control, and if it is successful in saving the company money with good retention management strategies, those are contributions to the bottom line.