1.4.2 recruitment Flashcards
what are the stages of the recruitment process?
identify the vacancy write a job description write a person a specification advertise the vacancy candidates apply and are shortlisted candidates are interviewed candidates may participate in recruitment activity
what is internal recruitment and the advantage?
workers already in the business can apply for a new position
+ cheaper
+ less training
+ already know company culture
what is external recruitment and the advantages?
workers outside of the business can apply
+ brings new skills and ideas
+ enthusiastic and work harder
what is the cost of training?
- cost of advertising
- cost of the wage
- loss of management time
what is induction training?
new workers are given training to ensure they are: familiar with the workplace and are able to do their job
what is on the job training?
coaching or mentoring while doing the job
pros and cons of on the job training?
+ output continues, no time wasted
+ easier and cheaper to organise
- can disrupt others
- new workers may not pick up the skills straightaway
what is off the job training?
involves work at home or courses at company training centres/ colleges
pros and cons of off the job training?
+ more motivating, mistakes are reduced
+ less stressful
- expensive
- employees may fail to see the link between training and workplace
when is training required?
- new employees
- new tech/equipment is introduced
- there is new health and safety legislation
- there are new working practises