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Recruitment and selection of employees

Study how businesses recruit and select staff and how contracts affect employment.

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AqaGcseBusinessHuman resources

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Recruitment and selection3 objectives
  • Explain the difference between internal and external recruitment and analyse benefits and drawbacks of each.
  • Outline the recruitment and selection process, including job analysis, job description, person specification and selection methods.
  • Analyse benefits of effective recruitment and selection, including productivity, quality, customer service and staff retention.
Contracts of employment2 objectives
  • Explain the difference between part-time and full-time contracts, job share and zero-hour contracts.
  • Explain benefits of full-time and part-time employment.

Key terms

recruitmentexternal recruitmentselectionjob shareExplainbenefitsfull-time

Exam tips

  • Recruitment and selection exam tip 1: Use precise subject-specific vocabulary when you explain how to explain the difference between internal and external recruitment and analyse benefits and drawbacks of each..
  • Recruitment and selection exam tip 1: Use precise subject-specific vocabulary when you explain how to outline the recruitment and selection process, including job analysis, job description, person specification and selection methods..

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  • Recruitment and selection common mistake 1: Answer by clearly explaining how to explain the difference between internal and external recruitment and analyse benefits and drawbacks of each..
  • Recruitment and selection common mistake 1: Answer by clearly explaining how to outline the recruitment and selection process, including job analysis, job description, person specification and selection methods..

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