1.4.2 recruitment ,selection and training Flashcards
what are the stages of recruitment
- identify vacancy
- write job description and job specification
- advertise job
- process applications
- shortlist candidates
- assess candidates
- appoint candidates
different selection processes
- interviews
- most common method
*1-1 or by a panel of interviewers - may be interviewer bias
- assessment days
- range of activities to test candidates
what are the recruitment methods
- internal recruitment
*jobs given to staff already employed - promotion and reorganisation
- external recruitment
- job centres
- recruitment agencies
what is a typical induction programme
- learning about duties of job
- meeting new colleagues
- seeing layout premises
- learning values and aims of business
- leaning about internal working and policies of business
what is on the job training
- employee receives training whilst remaining in the workplace
- suitable for learning practical skills
*demo - coaching
what is off the job training
- employee training that takes place away from the workplace
- day or part-time attendance at college
- professional development courses
- online training
pros and cons of on the job training
pros
- lower costs of training
- easy to organise
- training is job specific
cons
- bad practices are passed on
- trainers not fully productive during the training
- no new ideas are brought into the business
pros and cons of off the job training
pros
- trainers are specialists
- no job distractions during training
- easy to organise
- new ideas are brought into the business
cons
- no benefit to business whilst training
- can be expensive
- training may not be specific to day-to-day job