Human Resource Management WEEK 10 ASSIGNMENT HRM 567
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HRM567 |
Recruitment Plan
Position Information
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Close Date: |
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Job Title: |
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Hiring Manager: |
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Key points and questions |
Description Notes |
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Position |
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· Identify 3-5 core functions of the role. · Describe what is exciting or interesting about the job. · Explain which functions of the role are challenging. · Describe the impact the role has. · Explain the types of career advancement opportunities that are available. |
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External Market |
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· List alternative job titles. · Identify the number of similar positions in the local area. · Distinguish the local average salary. · Identify any pay gaps. |
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· Develop a job description that includes: · 3-5 core functions. · Why someone should apply. · Describe why someone would want to work for the organization. · Include keywords: titles, knowledge, skills, abilities, technology, and systems. |
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Posting the position |
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· Develop a 3 -4 sentence position description to catch the attention of applicants. · Where will the position be posted. · Internal: · Include referrals. · External: · Agencies/Organizations: · Online: · Posting · Job purpose statement. · Benefits. · Job summary. · Responsibilities. · Qualifications. · Application deadline/instructions. · EEO/Compliance statement. · Keywords. |
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Selection Processes |
Summary |
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· Create a template for interview invitations. · Directions. · Department Information. · Benefits. · Job Description. · Interview structure · 1st interview: knowledge and skills. · 2nd interview: Abilities to perform job requirements. · 3rd interview: Overall experience. · Interview questions. · Identify the candidates’ motivations to apply for the position. · Identify motivators and career goals. · Identify other opportunities the candidate has. · Set timeline expectations and follow up. · Feedback from 1st to 3rd interview. · Vet concerns/unanswered questions. |
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Job Offer |
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· Verbal offer · Conversation template. · Why this company and why the candidate fits. · Take questions and thoughts from the candidate. · Ask if the candidate has any other offers. · If they accept the offer, explain what comes next and who their contact person is. |
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