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The document discusses the recruitment, selection, and orientation process. It describes the steps in recruitment including identifying sources of labor supply, choosing suitable sources, and inviting applications. Sources can be internal through transfer or promotion, or external through various means like advertisements. Selection involves screening applications, interviews, tests, and medical exams to choose the best candidates. New employees then go through an orientation process to introduce them to their new roles and the organization.
The document discusses the recruitment, selection, and orientation process. It describes the steps in recruitment including identifying sources of labor supply, choosing suitable sources, and inviting applications. Sources can be internal through transfer or promotion, or external through various means like advertisements. Selection involves screening applications, interviews, tests, and medical exams to choose the best candidates. New employees then go through an orientation process to introduce them to their new roles and the organization.
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The document discusses the recruitment, selection, and orientation process. It describes the steps in recruitment including identifying sources of labor supply, choosing suitable sources, and inviting applications. Sources can be internal through transfer or promotion, or external through various means like advertisements. Selection involves screening applications, interviews, tests, and medical exams to choose the best candidates. New employees then go through an orientation process to introduce them to their new roles and the organization.
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employees and stimulating, encouraging them to apply for jobs in the organization. Steps in Recruitment Identifying the different sources of labor supply. Assessing the validity of different sources. Choosing the most suitable source. Inviting applications from the prospective candidates for the vacant jobs. Sources of recruitment There are two sources of recruitment: Internal source (from inside the enterprise). External source (from outside the enterprise). Internal Source Filling vacancies in higher jobs from inside the enterprise. They are: Transfer. Promotion. Merits of Internal Recruitment Motivates the employee to improve their performance. Reduces the labour turn-over. Increases the employee morale. Sense of security. Better employee-employer relationship. Demerits of Internal Recruitment Reduces the scope for fresh talents. Hampers the spirit of competition. Overall productivity of the enterprise reduces on account of frequent transfers of employees. External Source Process of filling vacancies in entry level jobs from outside the organization. They are: Recruitment or factory gate. Advertisement. Employment exchange. Educational institutions. Casual callers. Unsolicited applicants. Labour contractors. Recommendations. Merits of External Recruitment Wide choice. Brings new ideas. Economical. Demerits of External Recruitment Demoralization. Lack of co-operation. Danger of mal-adjustment. Selection
The process of choosing the best person for a
particular job. The process of offering jobs to one or more candidates from among those who have applied for the jobs in the concern. Steps in Selection Receipt of application
Scrutiny of applications
Preliminary interview
Selection test Rejection
of Unsuitable Checking References candidates
Employment Interview
Medical Examination
Placement and Orientation
After selection, a candidate should be placed on a suitable job with rank and responsibilities attached to it. This process is called Placement. Orientation / Induction A process trough which a new employee is introduced to the job and the organization. Purpose of Orientation 1. Removes fear. 2. Creates a good impression. a. Adjust and adapt. b. Get along with people. c. Get off to a good start. 3. Acts as a valuable source of information. Steps in Orientation Introduction Introduced to key personal and informed about company profiles, procedures and benefits. Training opportunities and career prospects are explained. Doubts are clarified, encouraged. Socialization Process through which a new recruit begins to understand and accept the values, norms and beliefs held by others in the organisation. Helps the employee to learn about the job and perform things in a desired way. Follow-up To offer guidance to employees on various general as well as job related matters.