...Develop three (3) recruitment methods for the job opportunity in question, and suggest two (2) ways that each method helps one to avoid discriminatory practices. Justify your response. Three different recruitment methods that will be utilized for this job opening are internet job postings, campus recruitment, and job fairs. The human resources (HR) department will post the job announcement on various websites in order to capture the broadest audience to eliminate discrimination in the recruiting process. Another way HR aims to prevent discrimination while using internet job postings is to post only on websites that offer free membership to everyone and do not charge fees to access job postings. Campus recruitment will be open to current undergraduate and graduate level students and alumni as well. Campus recruiting will offer up a diverse talent pool, as recruiting will be done at a carefully selected group of schools known for diverse student bodies. By opening up the job to both levels of college degrees and including alumni as well, we are avoiding the appearance of attempting to discriminate against older candidates. Recruiting efforts will take place at job fairs that are open to the public and this will prevent targeting one particular race or ethnicity. The applicants will be invited to apply (with special focus on encouraging women and minorities). MetroBank’s participation in the job fair will also be announced on recruiting websites and local newspapers to make...
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...The most important element of a company besides revenue is the employees. In the early years a company recruited candidates for their organization by submitting a want ad in the newspaper. Today, companies have many recruiting methods to choose from such as internal and external recruitment. The evolution of technology also provides the company the option to post their job descriptions on their website for all job seekers to view. “Job seekers have more than 30,000 job search sites with literally millions of listings, as well as the ability to research employers and to network.” (Cascio, W.F., 2010) The top 500 U.S. companies such as Wal-mart recruit via the internet. Job search sites such as Careerbuilder.com and Monster.com display those job positions available for Walmart for job seekers to apply. Job search engines such as these, however, are not only designed for job seekers but for companies as well. A company is able to review candidates’ profiles and resumes via these sites. If a candidate seems like a possible perfect match for their company, an email or telephone call is made to the candidate for an interview. Other methods of recruitment are employment agencies and college recruiting. Companies seek employment agencies to find candidates for their companies. An agency fee will vary from 10 percent of the employee’s starting salary and dependent of the position. If a candidate leaves the company within thirty to sixty days an agency returns at least ninety percent...
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...Recruitment Methods and Strategies Michael Obesso Saint Leo University Abstract This paper discusses recruitment methods and strategies and demonstrates how beneficial it is for a company when recruiting is done right. This paper discusses techniques used by recruiters to find job candidates to include modern, internal and external methods of recruiting. Additionally this paper looks at strategies companies use to attract possible candidates. Strategies discussed consist of inviting candidates to events, showing candidates you want them, looking for talent in unlikely places, and using social networking sites. Recruitment Methods and Strategies Recruitment is an essential part of any business, and it pays to do it properly. When companies choose the right people for the job, treat them appropriately and train them well, these people will tend to stay with the company longer and produce exceptional results. In such conditions, the organization’s initial and continuing investment in them is well rewarded. Recruitment is a process of locating and employing the best-qualified candidate for a job, in a cost- effective and timely manner. Recruitment consists of analyzing the requirements of a job, drawing employees to that job, screening and selecting applicants, hiring, and incorporating the new employee to the organization. Traditional Recruiting Methods Even with the fast pace of change in HR methods, most classic recruiting methods still play an important role in...
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...Recruitment Plan and Selection Method | Course Project – Assignment 2 | Qiana C. Weaver – HR 590 | HR Receptionist Job Ad Job Title: | Human Resource Receptionist | Department: | Human Resource | Location: | Orland Park, IL | Description: This position is responsible for performing human resource related duties at the administrative level, answering incoming calls and directing calls to appropriate associates.A teammate in this position must have the ability to: * Perform data entry of payroll including the handling of teammate inquiries regarding payroll, teammate time and attendance maintenance, and time off requests. * Scan and data entry of confidential file documents into on-base employee files. * Answer telephone and direct the caller to the appropriate teammate. * Sign-in and notify appropriate teammates of guest arrival. * Maintain badge system and create replacement badges. * Sort incoming mail by department and prepare outgoing mail for mail carrier. * Create divisional articles and PowerPoint presentations for the company magazine, bulletin boards, and divisional communication tools. * Communicate company policies and practices (as appropriate) to supervisors and teammates. * Organize special projects which may include, but are not limited to; annual holiday events, philanthropy assignments, health and wellness projects and events. | Qualifications: * Have a high school diploma or GED. * Have excellent verbal and written communication...
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...Running head: METHODS OF RECRUITMENT Pros and Cons of Recruitment Methods Submitted by: Student ID: Tutor’s Name: Date: * Abstract Organization’s most vital resource is its people. Organizations having right individuals with right skills or abilities for the right position create the difference in between organization who is being successful or who is unsuccessful. From the above concept it can be found that recruitment is an essential aspect in any organization. This research will talk about both advantages and disadvantage of internal and external methods of recruitment. The article will deeply analyze the both sides of methods as organizations today recruit in two distinct ways i.e. Internal Method and External Method. Obviously, organization can use both of the methods of recruitment, but this happens mostly in the case for recruiting senior management. We will first start with the introduction where we will provide the concise and clear view of the topic and it will also cover the purpose, background of the selected topic. Under the heading of literature review we will critically analyze the advantages as well as disadvantages of the recruitment methods. We also will provide the review on planning used by Human resource department while recruiting the employees. In the end, the conclusion will sum up all the research done related to recruitment methods. Saying this, that research will conclude that both methods are adapted in this competitive world of business...
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...Docia Selorm Yegbe Date: Thursday Re: Recruitment and Selection Section 1: Reasons for Recruitment Using the notes from class explain the 5 main reasons businesses need to recruit: Decisions they make on deciding to recruit Section 2: Internal Recruitment Define internal recruitment What are the methods of internal recruitment What are the benefits of internal recruitment What are the drawbacks of internal recruitment Use examples of the methods used for Company 1 and Company 2 Section 3: External Recruitment Define external recruitment What are the methods of external recruitment What are the benefits of external recruitment What are the drawbacks of external recruitment What are the cost and time implications of using external sources to recruit Use examples of the methods used for Company 1 and Company 2 Section 4: Recruitment Advertising Define recruitment advertising 4.1 What is internal advertising What are the methods of internal advertising What are the benefits and problems with internal advertising Use examples of methods used for Company 1 and Company 2 4.2 What is external advertising What are the methods of external advertising What are the benefits and problems with external advertising Use examples of methods used for Company 1 and Company 2 Why is choice of media, cost implications and legal considerations of advertising important Section 5: Recruitment Process Diagram Include the recruitment process diagram Briefly explain each step Why...
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... (2008) article, ‘Employee recruitment: Current knowledge and important areas for future research’; and how important the recruitment process influence to employers and employee. Given the context (external recruitment), I will focus on external recruitment studies which supported by the relative recruitment via position attributes, and the influence of organization characteristics in recruitment methods. The author provide a model of recruitment process that define recruitment objectives, then organizations should carry out recruitment activities suggested by the strategy, and evaluate recruitment result. The author also evaluates the effect of Realistic Job Preview and its impact to recruitment, and job applicants; in context of realistic job preview, three important job applicant related variable are anchoring and adjustments, inability, and the lack of self-insight. In addition, the article mentions recruitment methods include limitation of traditional research, and the factors are affected to recruitment methods (i.e. insurance agent, job fairs, and newspaper ads). Employee referrals have been specially effect to recruitment methods. Researches on other recruitment topics are also included in this article. Those topics are targeting individuals for recruitment, the content of job advertisements, Internet recruiting via employer's web site/ job boards, site visits and timing issue. Throughout the article, Breaugh explained the past recruitment research (mostly their limitations)...
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...Organizational Psychology Recruitment Methods When companies need to hire employees there are many methods that can be used. Before these methods are identified, recruitment method needs to be defined. Recruitment methods are the specific means by which potential employees are attracted to an organization. Internal and external are the two types of recruitment methods. Internal recruitment is done by promotions from within a company, nepotism, and employee referrals. External recruitment is done by job advertisements, employment and recruitment agencies, social media, and government job centers. Moving ahead I will go more in depth on each method throughout the paper. What exactly is internal recruitment? It is the assessment of an employer’s current staff to ascertain if any current employees are sufficiently skilled or qualified to perform the duties required by the job vacancies. The fastest recruitment method overall is promoting from within a company. By promoting from within, companies don’t spend any time and effort posting vacant job positions. The hiring process moves along much faster since they have most, if not all, of the information they need about the persons who are qualified for the vacant position. Examples of promotion from within are sales person becoming a supervisor, store manager becoming a district manager, or computer tech becoming a network administrator. Next there is nepotism. Nepotism is favoritism in politics or business granted to relatives...
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...“A Study On Recruitment Procedure Followed In Fresenius Medical Care (India) Pvt Ltd.” Chapter – I Introduction 1.1. Human Resource Management: Human Resource Management is the management of an organizations work force or Human Resource. It is responsible for attraction, selection, training and assement, rewarding of employee while, also overseeing organizational leadership and culture ensuring with employee and labour laws. The function was initially dominated by transactional work such as payroll and benefits administration but due to globalization, company consolidation, technological advancement and further research. Now Human Resource focus on strategic initiatives like merger and acquisition, talent management, succession planning, industrial and labour relation and diversity and inculsion. It is essential that Human Resource be made an integral part of an organization. Human Resource can be instrumental in developing a full analysis of each division and determining how function like recruiting and employee relation can support new and existing strategies. Human Resource is also an invaluable resource in evaluating how to facilitate the adoption of strategies, recruitment of new talent to sustain them and assure smooth transitions. As we concentrate on recruitment procedure, which is...
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...increasing integration and resemblance amongst banks in the financial sector. As a result, banks are now faced with very high and intense competition amongst them (Harvey, 2010). Hence, in order to win this intense competition and maintain their market share of the bank industry; Human resources management is critical to the success of organization because human capital qualities that make it valuable, in sense high quality employees provide that a needed services as they perform capital function and resource of the employer (Donnelly et.al, 1992). Since, human resource management is vital for an organization, to acquire an effective and efficient employee, Recruitment, as a human resource management function, is also one of the activities that impact most critically on the performance of an organization. Therefore, recruitment is the process which has to be done carefully. According to (Weihrich and Koontz, 1994),...
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...2.0 RECRUITMENT INTRODUCTION Recruitment is a process of attracting relevant people with specific requirements and appropriate qualifications to apply for jobs with a company; in this case, Best Glove (M) the leading glove manufacturing company in Malaysia which now planning to open new branches in Penang and Sabah. One of the criteria to be taken care of is recruitment methods that is best to be used for the company. Thus, below are the report on two (2) methods that are mostly used among the manufacturing industries; weighed for which is the most efficient and effective for Best Glove (M). 2.1 ONLINE RECRUITMENT Online recruitment also known as e-recruitment, cyberuiting and internet recruiting; which are all is external recruitment. This kind includes a various process from advertising job vacancies to receiving curriculum-vitaes till the extent of creating and building human resource database of candidates (Dhamija, 2012). There were arguments from Caggiano (1999) and Borck (2000) that the practice of the new trends of internet recruiting will not able to replace the traditional ways yet the strategy will increase effectiveness of recruitment process itself (Dhamija, 2012). However, there are also agreements for the practice that supports the idea that it involves overall recruit and select strategy tool (Dhamija, 2012 cited Cullen, 2001). Top Glove Malaysia- one of the leading glove manufacturers in Malaysia has been seen recruiting its people online. Not only through...
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...3252 I confirm that this is my own work and that I have not plagiarized any of part of it. I have also noted the assessment criteria and pass mark for assignments. Due date: 21st December 2012 Student signature: Submitted date: 18th December 2012 Table of content 1.0 Introduction………………………………………………….………………………………………..3 2.0 Theoretical background of resourcing and staffing an organization..…………………………………………………..……………………………………..4 3.1 Recruitment………………………………………………….……………………………….5 3.2 Selection………………………………………………………..…………………………..10 3.0 Application some theories to the organization /UNDP/…………………….…………………...12 4.3 Principles of UN recruitment and selection……………………………………………..12 4.4 Condition for selection………………………………………………………………..…..13 4.5 Priority consideration of UNDP internal candidates……………………………………13 4.6 Recruitment and Selection Policies and Procedures for all UNDP Posts……………13 4.7 Common recruitment and selection standards for all staff…………………………….14 4.8 Recruitment and selection strategies and techniques………………………………....14 4.0 Conclusion…………………………………………………………………….……………………15 5.0 Reference……………………………………………………………………….…………………16 1.0 Introduction Nowadays, human resource management is becoming more important factor to success in any organizations. It is the management of workforce or human resource which is related to attract, recruit,...
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...Recruitment and Selection in developing nations China Introduction As a developing country, China’s science and technology and economy has been developing steadily. Human resources management is no longer a patent of the Western countries. Chinese companies are also having realized the importance of human resource for an enterprise. To solve this problem, not only to raise awareness, but also to constantly improve human resource management system, staff motivation, staffing and corporate culture construction efforts, especially in the Recruitment and Selection. But compared to western countries, Chinese enterprises' human resources system still exist many shortcomings and difficulties. The development of the Chinese Human Resource Management System From 1978 to 1995, human resource management is made under the red tape of labor personnel management system. According to the actual situation of the company, make a labor personnel management system that make all staff operating activities standardized, institutionalized, coordinated, and to ensure the normal work. From 1995 to 2008, human resources management system makes under the Labor Law. “This Law is hereby formulated in accordance with the Constitution in order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of laborers, readjust labor relationship, establish and safeguard the labor system suiting the socialist market economy, and promote economic development and social progress.”( Baker & MCKenzie, 2008) After 2008...
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...E-Recruitment: Advantages and Disadvantages Name: Course Title: Instructor Name: Date: Abstract. Over a period, the nature of jobs keeps on changing across the globe, and the need of hiring new employees are on the rise. The recruitment process of new employees should be carried out efficiently and faster as possible. Due to competition arising between the companies to acquire the best candidates; amongst the pool of readily available job seekers in the modern day labor market. The companies need to speed up the whole process of recruitment in order to fend-off competition from other firms. Electronic recruitment (e-recruitment) provides employers with a suitable platform for reaching all types of candidates that suit for a particular job description. E-recruitment is the recruitment process at which the company carries out hiring of new employees and its business via web-based tools, also known as the online recruitment, based on the technology. The purpose of this research paper is to look into the advantages and disadvantages of e-recruitment as viewed by the organizations/companies and the job seekers. E-Recruitment: Advantages and Disadvantages Recruitment is the process of identifying suitable potential candidates while generating a pool of qualified personnel to fill-up the anticipated vacancies or actual vacancies within an organization. Since, the nature of jobs is changing, firms are continuously in need of recruiting new employees to fill-up the new positions...
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...Now that we have covered general ideas behind recruitment and selection (henceforth labeled as "R&S") , I would like to go deeper into the subject by presenting the different methods of R&S and their respective weaknesses and strengths. I would like first to point out that although recruitment and selection are often interchangeable there is clear distinction. According to scribd.com, "recruitment technically precedes selection. Recruitment involves identifying the sources of manpower and stimulating them to apply to jobs in the organizations. On the other hand, selection is the process of choosing the best out of those recruited." Now that we have that out of way let start by the recruitment methods first. Recruitment comes under two major categories (tutor2u.net), Internal (cheaper and faster) and External (flexible with more options) recruitment. The next methods are taken from humanresources.hrvinet.com • Recruitment by the campus method. This is usually used to bolster the lower positions of the organization, and at the same time invest in future employees. This method is cheap, time efficient and usually has many candidates. Drawbacks of this method is that the people that are being acquired usually has close to zero work experience. • Internal recruitment, career development. What makes this method valuable is that the organization can gear and steer the employee towards the very specialized need the organization requires. He will take the position with full knowledge...
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