Recruitment Selection And Training Flashcards
Stages in the recruitment and selection process
-Identify the type and number of staff needed
- Prepare jobdescription and person specification
-Advertise the job using appropriate media
-Evaluate applicants and select a shortlist for interview
-Carry out interviews
-Evaluate interviews and make appointments)
-Provide feedback for unsuccessful candidates
Internal and external recruitment
-Internal recruitment is recruitment from within the business.
Cheaper, no adverts placed.
employee doesn’t need to adapt.
can motivate staff because their job is improved.
-External recruitment: is when someone is appointed
from outside the business.
New employees bring new ideas.
Employer has more options to chose.
-Word of mouth
-Direct application
-Advertising
-private employment agencies.
Costs of recruitment, selection
-The Human Resources department will generate costs when identifying the number and type of staff required.
-Some administratives costs will be generated when updating.
-Advertising, generates cost in external recruitment.
-New person hired may negotiate a higher contract.
Training costs
-Off the job training, business has to pay teachers s and the academy.
-Loss of output: if workers are trained off the job they’re not producing output.
-Waste of resources, as workers are inexperienced materials are wasted because of mistakes.
Type of training
-Mentoring: A more experienced worker advices and helps the new employee.
-Job rotation: when the new worker spends a period of time doing a work then another one, etc. Eventually, they gain sufficient work experience.
-Graduate training: training programes outside the business.
Induction training
Training to introduce new employee in its new job.
Adv: helps employee to settle quickly into the business
On the job training
is training given in the workplace.
Adv:
-output is being produced
-Trainees learn by actually doing the job
-Cheaper
Disadv:
-Waste material if mistake done.
-Employees may get frustrated, and unmotivated.
-Could be dangerous
Off the job training
is training which takes place away
from the immediate workplace.
Adv:
• Output is not affected if mistakes done.
-no bad habits passed
Disadv:
No output
-Expensive