The recruitment process

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The recruitment process
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The recruitment process
task
 Sorting
exercise for interactive
whiteboards
This sorting exercise is available as either
an ActivStudio2 or SMART Board
flipchart. There is also a definitions sheet
to help students. An answer grid can also
be filled in on the sheet.
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The need for effective
recruitment
 To
make sure that the best person is
chosen for a job, the HRM department
must be clear about:
 what
the job entails
 what qualifications are required to do the
job
 what rewards are needed to retain and
motivate the worker
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Recruitment
 Internal:
The business appoints a
current employee to a vacancy
 External: When an employee is
appointed from outside the organisation
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The full recruitment process
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Job
analysis
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Interview
(& test)
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Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Employment
Contract
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Employment
Contract
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1. Job analysis
 The
job is broken down into its
component parts in order to identify
exactly what the holder is required to do
 Enables the business to identify the role
and the ideal recruit
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Employment
Contract
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Climate Clothing job description gap fill task
2. Job description
 Once
a business has analysed what a
job entails, it is important to draw up a
description of the job:
General information
Job content information
Working conditions
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Job title
Department
Job summary
Tasks involved and purpose
Other duties
Responsibility (to who and for whom)
Hours, holidays etc.
Performance measurement Criteria for measuring performance
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Contract
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3. Person specification
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Person specification: A profile of the type of person
needed to do the job
Drawn up from the job analysis and job description
Forms the basis for the selection of the most suitable
person to fill the job
Typical elements:
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Experience and qualifications
General intelligence (IQ)
Specialised skills – e.g. familiar with ICT
Interests
Personality
Personal circumstances
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Contract
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4. Finding potential applicants
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Jobcentres: Provided by the government
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Employment agencies: Often specialise in a
particular field
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Usually free for businesses to advertise
Charge for their services
Head-hunters: Used to recruit executives – Enticed
away from other businesses (golden hello)
Advertising:
 Usually in the local, national or technical press
Word of mouth: The most common way in which
people find out about jobs
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Job adverts
task
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We are going to start the recruitment process for a new sales
assistant at Climate Clothing - an independent fashion retail
business situated in a local town
 We have recently conducted a job analysis of the role and
this has enabled us to write a job description and a person
specification
 Task
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Design a display advert for the vacancy that exists at Climate
Clothing
 The advert will appear in the job pages of the local newspaper
next Wednesday
 You have a budget of £120 which will buy a 55mm x 70mm
space, but you can design the advert at 110mm x 140mm
 Use both the job description and the person specification to
ensure that the advert is informative, factually correct and
relevant!
 Think carefully about what information a good job advert must
include
What factors will help to ensure a good response from suitable
applicants?
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The full recruitment process
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Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Contract
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5. Application forms, the Curriculum Vitae
(CV) and accompanying letter
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Used as the basis for the interview
 Curriculum Vitae: A brief account of a
candidate’s education, qualifications,
experience and interests
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Advantages of CVs:
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Can highlight things the applicant wishes to emphasise
Can be printed many times and sent to numerous
potential employers
Application forms: Standardise the replies
from applicants, making it easier to short-list
applicants
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CVs
task
 Read
the article from the BBC
 List your top 5 tips for CV writing
 Compare your list with
a neighbour
 Do
you agree?
 Decide on a
combined top 5 tips
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5. Application forms, the Curriculum Vitae
(CV) and accompanying letter
 Accompanying
letter: The applicant
explains why she wants the job and is
particularly suited to the job
 The
applicant’s chance to show that they
are literate!
 It
is vital that the letter and
CV/application form are well-presented
with NO spelling misakes
mistakes
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Job applications
task
 Fill
in the Climate Clothing application
form applying for a job as a shop
assistant for the summer holidays
 Include
the GCSEs you will be taking as
well as the grades you expect to get
 Write
an accompanying letter to send
along with the application. This is your
opportunity to ‘sell yourself’
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 Don’t
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forget to show an interest in clothing!
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Contract
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Selecting for interview
task
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Five candidates have applied for the job but
time constraints make it possible to only
interview two of them
 Use an objective selection procedure to
select your interviewees
 Write 2 interview questions that are specific to
each candidate
 Write 4 open questions that you could use in
an interview to find out if the candidate has a
suitable personality for the job
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6. Interviews
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Having received CVs and accompanying
letters, the company is in a position to begin
the selection process. A short-list of
applicants will be selected for interview
 An interview is a two-way process:
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The interviewer wants to find out whether the
applicant would be suitable
The interviewee is trying to decide whether the job
and the business is right for him
Criticism: Interviewers often make up their
minds within a couple of minutes –
sometimes even when the candidate enters
the room!
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Testing
 Businesses
sometimes use aptitude or
psychometric tests (tests of mental
ability) to try to assess a candidate’s
suitability
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Testing
task - psychometric test
 Complete a psychometric test for
yourself
 Compare your profile and those of
candidates A-E with Climate Clothing’s
ideal profile
 Discuss the usefulness of the test
 Does
it change your opinion about the
candidates?
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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
Check
references
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Contract
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7. Selection
 The
best candidate is appointed
 The decision makers must be careful to
avoid bias
 e.g.
for a popular but weak internal
candidate over an excellent external one
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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Check
references
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7. Check references
 The
employer shouldn’t fail to send off
for a reference typically from:
a
past employer
 a personal acquaintance
 a former teacher
references can be insightful –
often for what they don’t say
 These
about reliability – getting homework in
on time!!!
 e.g.
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Check references
task
 Write
a reference for the person sat
next to you,
 A reference should include:
 Their
qualities (what is good about
them)
 Their weaknesses
 What job you think they are most suited
for
 What you think of them
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The full recruitment process

Job
analysis

Interview
(& test)


Job
description
Person
specification
 CV or

application
form
Job
advertisement
Re-advertise?

Selection
*
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Check
references
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9. Contract of employment
A
written document detailing an
employee’s terms and conditions of
employment
 Must be given to the employee within 13
weeks of starting at the firm
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Contract of employment
content
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The following headings are used by a major
High Street retailer in their sales assistants’
employment contracts
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Parties to the contract
Date of commencement
Place of work
Salary
Hours of work
Overtime
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Holiday entitlement
Sick pay
Grievance and disciplinary
procedures
Notice periods
Employee discounts
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Contract of employment
task – Climate Clothing
 Draw
up an employment contract for the
new recruit using the headings below
 Don’t
worry too much about trying to write
clever English – keep it straightforward
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Parties to the contract
Date of commencement
Place of work
Salary
Hours of work
Overtime
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Holiday entitlement
Sick pay
Grievance and disciplinary
procedures
Notice periods
Employee discounts
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Training
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