...Unit 13 – Recruitment and Selection (Task 1) P1 – Identify how two organisations plan recruitment using internal and external sources. Introduction In this assignment I hope to create an overview of two organisations, Gloucestershire College and Tesco. I hope to show what its main activities are that are involved in the day-to-day running of the business, where it operates and how many branches they have and also how many people they employ nationally or locally. I will also be explaining why vacancies occur and show how companies can use both internal and external sources to recruit new people. I will be showing how companies advertise for jobs and what different ways there are to apply for a job. In this assignment I will be showing how companies plan to recruit by using both internal and external sources. Overview of Company 1 (Gloucestershire College) Gloucestershire College is a reasonably sized organisation that operates throughout Gloucestershire. It is a college that has 4 campuses throughout Gloucestershire. One of them in Gloucester, another in Cheltenham, one of them in the Forest of Dean and the last one in Tewkesbury. At Gloucestershire College you can apply for a job in many different ways and the way I am going to show you is their own application form that is on their own website page. I have chosen to show the process to apply for a job at Gloucestershire College as The Head of School – IT and Computing This is the section on the web page that has...
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...English 101 16 June 2011 How to Get a Job Have you ever applied for a job? Do you know how to apply or get a job? If you have never applied for a job, you will have some problems to get a job because you do not know what you have to do? Getting a job is not always easy. Many people did not get a job because they do not know how to apply. They worry about how to apply when they want to get a job. Now, you do not worry to apply for a job because getting a job is easier if you follow these steps. First step, you should research on the internet or the daily newspapers. Then select the position that you want to work at. After that, studying information that you think that it has benefit for you. For example, what day you have to work, full time or past time, days shift or night shift, a good salary, close to your house, vacation, and insurance. That information can help you to choose the company that you want to work at. Finally, list the name of the company that you are interested in. Next, you have to make application. First, read and understand all of the questions in the form application. Then prepare the answer and do not answer if you do not understand the questions. After that, write your information that make the company will be interested in you such as your skills, knowledge, and experience in the form application. After you finish writing your information on the form application, do not forget to check the form application again because make sure it does not have any...
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...differences in the jobs for which men and women apply in order to better understand gender segregation in managerial jobs. We develop and test an integrative theory of why women might apply to different jobs than men. We note that constraints based on gender role socialization may affect three determinants of job applications: how individuals evaluate the rewards provided by different jobs, whether they identify with those jobs, and whether they believe that their applications will be successful. We then develop hypotheses about the role of each of these decision factors in mediating gender differences in job applications. We test these hypotheses using the first direct comparison of how similarly qualified men and women apply to jobs, based on data on the job searches of MBA students. Our findings indicate that women are less likely than men to apply to finance and consulting jobs and are more likely to apply to general management positions. These differences are partly explained by women’s preference for jobs with better anticipated work– life balance, their lower identification with stereotypically masculine jobs, and their lower expectations of job offer success in such stereotypically masculine jobs. We find no evidence that women are less likely to receive job offers in any of the fields studied. These results point to some of the ways in which gender differences can become entrenched through the long-term expectations and assumptions that job candidates carry...
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...food and emphasising customer service. The Company has a Royal Warrant to supply groceries, wine and spirits to the Queen. http://www.allaboutweybridge.co.uk/aaw/waitrose.htm Waitrose Recruitment process Job description This part is where Waitrose have to tell their applicant the requirements of the job they are going to be advertising and also its duties. The way that Waitrose does its Job description is through the website where the applicant can log into the website and then look at the vacancy then the job title which is then followed by the Job description. The key features of the Job description of Waitrose is • Job type • Summary of role • Salary • Full /part-time • Location • Closing date • Contact Person specification This part of the recruitment process that will give Waitrose the chance of getting the right candidate for the job they are advertising. It will also show its candidates what Waitrose is actually looking for. The way Waitrose do this is by showing the criteria that are needed for the job for instance the skills or education or even experience is needed. The way Waitrose does its Person specification is through its website as well and it’s included in the job description. The person for Waitrose depends on the type of job they are advertising for example sales assistant. Therefore the person specification for this vacancy in Waitrose would be like ‘If you are able to offer outstanding...
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...should be proactive and future oriented; therefore, I chose this topic because of the demand to recruit potential applicants via the internet. A vast number of companies are requiring applicants to apply online; this is the only way for an individual to submit the application and/or resume. Applying online is one of the fastest ways to recruit and has proven to be a benefit to the company because it saves paper, money, time and trees (environmental friendly). With this favorable practice, applicants must know how to successfully apply for a job online. Each company has their own process; therefore, it’s important for applicants to receive information and instructions on how to meet the hiring company requirements. Meeting their hiring requirements can be the result of whether or not the person will be considered for the job. An applicant applying online has been identified as an analytic need for companies because it enhances their hiring process. These needs are generally perceived by intuition, insight, or expert consideration. The need exist on an organizational, task, and person analysis level of need. The organizational analysis suggests where in the company training is needed and under what conditions it will occur. The task analysis explains what must be done to perform a job or complete a process successfully. The person analysis reveals who needs to be trained and what kind of training is needed (Werner & DeSimone, p. 108). In order to remain competitive, many...
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...documentation I will be reviewing the recruitment documentation. The definitions of applications form; is when you fill in information about yourself on a piece paper or online, for a certain job. The company McDonald’s uses this because, it is easier to apply online rather than use a paper application form. This is because it doesn’t harm the environment and also it is an easier process as the computer categorised each application form to groups of skills. The definitions of Person specification; is a list of attributes needed by the person to perform a job, such as personality type or experience. On the McDonalds website this can be found under ‘the requirements’ this show what the company wants in a potential employees to start working for McDonalds. The definition of a Job description; is a written statement that states what the job requires from potential employees. The crew members have three main responsibilities and they are; Customer Service, Food Preparation and Hygiene. This means that crew members have each responsibility. For example for cleanliness and hygiene, the crew member will have to have learn what chemical products they have to use and what should they wear while cleaning e.g. rubber gloves. For the crew member descriptions, it is under and called ‘Key Responsibilities’ and not job description. This done by short four paragraphs....
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...The topic “how to find employment after college,” is likely one of the questions you hear most often from this generation. The education you’ve received up to this point ultimately leads to one place, the job search. You may come across so many kids who have obtained degrees in college but they still struggle to find jobs in their field of choice because their roles are no longer in-demand to their area. Finding a job isn’t easy, especially if this is the first time you’re looking, but it’s also far from impossible. The key is to prioritize what’s most important to you in the process. The first step to finding employment after college is to put discouragement aside. You need to have a plan and no matter how many times you apply for jobs you can't let your discouragement in not landing the position keep you from trying again and again. It is advised that people don’t follow their passion. Most passions do not translate into successful careers. Instead you need to look at your effort. Whatever it is you spend the most time doing may be the perfect career. This is because when you spend a lot of time doing something, much skill is gained making you an expert in that field. The second step to finding employment is to fully put yourself out there. You need to step out into the world and let it know you are there. You should create a personal profile on a job website or sign up on a social message board. This will help you get started in socializing. Young people should do...
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...Job advertisement: A job advertisement is important as this provides potential candidates an opportunity to apply for the job but most importantly allows them to see what they’re applying for. Additionally, it is also significant as it allows a variety of people to look at what Starbucks have to advertise, therefore attracting potential candidates suitable for the job. By having a job advertisement allows different people to apply for the job and also provides contact details if somebody is interested in applying for the vacancy available. For starbucks, in their job advertisement they provide information such as; part time or full time work hours needed to work, salary, the role of the job and also contact details for further details and how to apply for the job. The job advertisement is easy to read and user-friendly as it is detailed and describes every aspect of the job. Also, this includes the location of the job, this is significant because it is important to know where the job is based so that you’re not applying for a job that isn’t too far away. This also provides you with the salary that you will be paid, hours of work and the closing date of when the application is closed. These are significant because applicants need to know when to do the application by and also would be interested I the amount they will be paid and how many hours the job requires as this is important to see whether the job suits them and their needs. Starbucks Job Vacancy/Advertisement: ...
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...learned the stated, not only as a team, but as individuals. We all come from different walks of life and backgrounds; this diversity is what makes working together as a team so great. We all agree that we can apply what we learned to our professional or personal lives. Analyzing week two, we agreed that we had an inside look on what the six steps are during the planning process. These steps are situational analysis, alternative goals and plans, goals and evaluation, goals and plan selection, implementation, and finally monitor and control. We agree these steps are most important in the planning process and play an important role in setting up alternative goals and plans. We also concur it is a good idea to have an alternative plans, in case the original plan falls through the cracks. Having a backup plan is a great way to run a business and minimize risk. Areg from our team shared an example of how he has applied this to his life, when he was coaching basketball his duties were to analyze the other team and make plans, so the team goals would be accomplished. The kids in his team had to be monitored and controlled as well as the other team to make sure my kids are staying healthy and also to know if something happened to the other teams’ players. Greg, also shared how some of what he has learned is being applied in his professional life. Greg, is a...
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...[Type the company name] | Role of the Internet in the Job Search Industry | E-MARKETING | Executive Summary The purpose of this report is to critically analyse the roles of the internet in the job searching industry. It also outlines how the internet has significantly changed the relationship between employer and employees, providing a faster and more effective medium of job selection and recruitment. The two companies analysed in this report are SEEK and Jobfind Centres Australia. The key findings to this report shows how internet has changed traditional methods of job searching into a more dynamic and efficient way of searching and applying for jobs. Traditional methods of job searching include handing in countless paper resumes, looking in newspapers, and referrals from friends and family; all in which can take up time and effort. The online job searching industry also lets employers reach a wider audience with online job advertisements and gives them the opportunity to locate and recruit suitable candidates for vacant positions. SEEK provides both employers and job seekers with the ability to access and communicate their needs and desires for a job. Online profiles and advertisements help users to easily find the criteria they are after. The free registration for both parties creates an effective communication channel between employers and job seekers to find the right person to fill job vacancies. The pure play of SEEK means that the company can expand...
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...is comprised of 50% white and 25% African American with the remaining 25% Hispanic American, Asian American and others. The company requires a high school diploma for employment on its cleaning crew and the entire crew is white. Statistically, 75% of Heartlands Corners white population has completed high school while 25% of those in minority groups have completed high school. We will look to see if the company is in in compliance with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (CRA) of 1964 and the Age Discrimination Employment Act (ADEA) and if the company should make any changes to their policies and why those changes are necessary along with recommendations. We will also discuss how Title VII of the CRA of 1964 and the ADEA may or may not apply and how disparate treatment and adverse impact may or may not apply. There is also a reference page at the end of the paper quoting references and a grading rubric. Compliance to CRA 1964 The CRA barred racial discrimination in businesses, voter registration, and in any program that received support from the federal government. It also gave the Justice Department legal power to desegregate public facilities, including swimming pools, parks and libraries and is comprised of 21 titles. It prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, and national origin, (La Prensa, 1997). In our module reading 75% of Heartland Corners white population has completed high school while only...
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... attitudes and knowledge required by the organisation and the work required. Recruitment Attracting the right candidates to apply for a job can be an expensive process. It is even more expensive when done badly because when unsuitable candidates apply for a job, then the post may need to be re-advertised - so it is best to get it right first time. The starting point is to carry out job analysis to identify the sorts of skills, knowledge and essential requirements that someone needs to have to carry out a job. These details can be set out in a job specification, which is passed on to recruiters - it gives them a picture of the ideal candidate. A job description is also helpful because it sets out: The job description can be sent out to potential candidates along with a person specification, which sets out the desirable and essential characteristics that someone will need to have to be appointed to the post. A variety of media will be used to attract applications e.g. national newspapers for national jobs, and local papers and media for local posts. Job advertisements set out such details as: location of work salary closing date of application how to apply experience required qualifications expected duties and responsibilities. Selection Selection simply involves choosing the right person for the job. Effective selection requires that the organisation...
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...Apply of Job characteristics Approach Job characteristics approach is an alternative to job specialization. It states that employees will work hard when they are rewarded for the work they do and when the work gives them satisfaction. Hence, it suggests that motivation, satisfaction and performance should be integrated in the job design. According to this approach, any job can be described in terms of five core dimensions. Our group interviews MD SELIM MIA, who works as production supervisor in “Purbachal Steel Mills Limited”. Now, we assess his job’s core dimensions using job characteristics approach and describe how the core dimensions led to critical psychological states and provide outcomes. Core job dimensions Skill variety Task identity Task significance Critical Psychological states Experienced meaningfulness of the work Personal & work Outcomes Feedback Experienced responsibility for outcomes of the work Knowledge of the actual results of the work Employee growth need strength High Quality work performance High satisfaction with the work Autonomy High internal work motivation Low absenteeism and turnover Assessment of the job Five core dimensions are used in his job. The dimensions are: 1. Skill variety: He has the opportunity to apply his skills in his job. He had some knowledge about operating a machine and computer now he applies the skills in the job...
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...How does a company's website attract potential employees? Introduction Companies have been moving to online recruiting as opposed to traditional methods. Internet recruiting is growing at a phenomenal rate and it is said that more than 80% of Fortune's Global 500 companies recruit on the internet. This is not only cheap but a lot of time is saved as well, when compared to traditional methods. Earlier this method was mostly used to reach potential employees of IT and engineering fields but now a wider range of jobs are in the picture, as most people have access to the internet. Majority of job seekers, young and old are active in using the web to look out for job opportunities, apply online and do checks on prospective employers. For companies finding a qualified candidate is an expensive process. The purpose of this paper is to show how companies can develop and utilize a successful website that attracts potential employees. Problem Statement The reality is that online recruiting will only save companies money if they are utilizing it effectively. Websites must also have the right content and share enough information about the company to attract the job seeker to apply. The problem statement addressed in this paper asks "How can a website be developed to attract potential candidates to apply for employment?" Many businesses do have very efficient websites for attracting and allowing job seekers to find and apply for jobs online. Most of these businesses are large...
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...Birmingham St Philips House, 4 St Philips Place,,Birmingham, B3 2SL tTelephone: 01212 301455 fFax: 0121 200 2598 eEmail: birmingham.it@hays.com • Hays Information Technology 0.50 miles . Well known throughout the sector . Work not only in IT market but 15 other sectors (they would be able to offer you roles in different markets) . Produce market data regularly on salaries and paid .Decent reputation . Large national agency Web: http://www.hays.co.uk/job/it-jobs/index.htm Task: firstly look through their website and note down roles you are interested in, salaries which meat your expectations and any 'dream roles' you would love to get. Do not yet apply online, call Hayes and ask to speak to a consultant within IT. You WANT a registration BEFORE they send your CV out the door. Any decent Agency would not consider sending your CV to prospective clients without meeting you first. Essential: Get a registration meeting with the relevant consultant - if they don't want to meet you insist. You want to show them how...
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