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3.4 Recruitment and selection MatchUp
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4-5
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Lack of new ideas brought to the workplace
An employee already experienced with the latest software packages being introduced to the business
To ensure all applicants provide the same information, so it can be compared before shortlisting
Person specification
Taking on a new employee who has not worked for the business before
Increased staff motivation and reduced labour turnover
Part-time working
Promoting an existing employee
Job analysis, to ensure the job description and person specification accurately reflect what the business is looking for
Job description
An example of internal recruitment
An example of external recruitment
A disadvantage of relying on internal recruitment
An advantage of external recruitment
This document sets out what is expected of the employee day to day, carrying out the job
This document focuses on qualifications, experiences and skills
Prior to advertising a vacancy, this should take place
If recruitment is carried out carefully with accurate recruitment documents, this should be the outcome
When an employee works fewer hours each week than a full-time employee
Why might a business prefer to issue an application form instead of asking for CVs and letters of application?