Saturday, August 3, 2019
Recruitment and Selection in Business :: Papers
 Recruitment and Selection in Business       Organisations are always needed to recruit new staff every so often.     There are many reasons behind this:         * If the business has grown, more staff are needed to carry out         existing jobs and new posts.         * If any existing staff have left by retirement, dismissal and other         reasons, these vacancies need to be filled.         * Internal promotion offers the existing employees more goals to         set. If they take this up, a new member of staff must replace         their previous position.       In order to perform successfully and remain competitive, a business     must have a good recruitment and selection team within their human     resource function. Recruitment must be a success by ensuring that they     attract the best candidate for to fill the job vacancy. Selection     processes are carefully devised and carried out on the possible     candidates to help the organisation choose the best person possible to     do the job.           The Recruitment and Selection Process     =====================================       Job Analysis       [IMAGE]             Job Description       [IMAGE]       Person Specification       [IMAGE]       Recruitment       [IMAGE]       Selection       [IMAGE]       Appointment/ Interview       [IMAGE]       Induction         Job Analysis     ------------       A job analysis is carried out to try and make the position available     attractive to the right candidate straight away. In order to attract     the ideal candidate, the Human Resources Department must state exactly     what they want and be very clear about it.       A job analysis must include exact information about:         * What the job will involve doing.         * What qualities are required to do the job, qualifications and         personal attributes.         * Wages         * Hours         Job Description     ---------------       A job description s designed to outline basic information about the     job itself and the role of the employee for that job.  					    
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