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What is the definition of 'Job Share'?
What is the definition of 'Job Share'?
Which type of employment offers a guarantee of consistent work hours?
Which type of employment offers a guarantee of consistent work hours?
What is a potential benefit of using a job share for a business?
What is a potential benefit of using a job share for a business?
Which type of employment would a business typically use to cover for a long-term absence?
Which type of employment would a business typically use to cover for a long-term absence?
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What is a potential disadvantage of 'Casual Employment?'
What is a potential disadvantage of 'Casual Employment?'
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Which type of employment would be most suitable for a business that needs employees only during peak seasons?
Which type of employment would be most suitable for a business that needs employees only during peak seasons?
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What is a common reason for a business to recruit new staff?
What is a common reason for a business to recruit new staff?
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What is the purpose of a job description in the recruitment process?
What is the purpose of a job description in the recruitment process?
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What is a potential advantage of internal recruitment?
What is a potential advantage of internal recruitment?
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What information should not be included in a job advertisement?
What information should not be included in a job advertisement?
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Which of these is NOT a method typically used to attract job applicants?
Which of these is NOT a method typically used to attract job applicants?
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What is a common reason for choosing to use the same job description when replacing a departing employee?
What is a common reason for choosing to use the same job description when replacing a departing employee?
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How does a Curriculum Vitae (CV) differ from a job application form?
How does a Curriculum Vitae (CV) differ from a job application form?
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What is a key benefit of using job centres for recruitment?
What is a key benefit of using job centres for recruitment?
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Which of the following is generally not considered a relevant piece of information for a CV?
Which of the following is generally not considered a relevant piece of information for a CV?
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Study Notes
Recruitment and Selection
- Recruitment and selection involves hiring employees with suitable skills and experience.
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Full-Time Employment is a job that requires the employee to work a full week.
- Full-time workers may be eligible for benefits such as health insurance and overtime pay.
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Part-Time Employment involves working fewer than 30 hours per week.
- Part-time workers may be employed for shorter hours when businesses need more staff.
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Job Sharing is when two part-time workers share the responsibilities of one full-time role.
- Job sharing can improve motivation and reduce stress for employees.
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Casual Employment provides no guaranteed work.
- Casual hours are variable, and businesses can request short notice work.
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Seasonal Employment includes temporary work particular to specific seasons.
- Workers may be laid off when seasonal work is finished or no longer needed. Example: farm managers during harvest seasons
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Temporary Employment involves temporary staff covering absences, such as maternity or sickness leave.
- Temporary positions can last from 3 to 12 months.
- Temporary work can provide a pathway to a permanent position.
Stages of Recruitment Process
- Identify the required staff and number to be hired.
- Prepare appropriate job descriptions and person specifications.
- Advertise for applicants using appropriate channels.
- Evaluate candidates, selecting a shortlist for interviews.
- Conduct interviews and assess candidate suitability.
- Offer positions to suitable candidates, while providing feedback to those unsuccessful.
Recruitment Documents
- Job Description: Documents outlining duties, responsibilities and tasks for a particular job.
- Person Specification: Outlines desired qualifications, skills, experience and attributes needed for a role.
- Application Form: Gathers applicant personal information, education details, and experience.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) / Resume: Personalized summary of skills, experience, and qualifications.
Internal and External Recruitment
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Internal Recruitment: Filling positions with current employees.
- Advantages include cost-effectiveness, improved morale if promotion prospects exist, and more predictable staff already familiar with company policy.
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External Recruitment: Hiring from outside the company.
- Advantages include access to a wide pool of talent, and potentially fresh perspectives.
- Methods include advertising, job centres, and headhunting.
Job Advertisement Information
- Job Title is needed
- Contact details such as email ID and phone number.
- Job description, qualifications, and experience.
- Compensation Information such as Salary and Benefits.
- Application Instructions
- Interview Process: To assess candidate suitability.
- Post Interviews: Feedback is provided to unsuccessful candidates
Other Important Information
- Application forms and CVs/resumes may need to be accompanied with supporting documents like letters.
- Interviews are used to assess personality, attitude, and skills.
- Questions address specific work-related topics to clarify candidate suitability.
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This quiz covers the various types of employment including full-time, part-time, job sharing, casual, and seasonal employment. Discover how these employment types impact recruitment and selection processes. Test your understanding of the advantages and characteristics of each employment type.