recruitment, selection and motivation Flashcards

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1
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what is recruitment?

A

the process of finding and appointing new employees

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2
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what is selection

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choosing the right employees from among those who have applied for the job

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3
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what is the first stage of recruitment?

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job analysis/ vacancy

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4
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give 3 reasons for a business job vacancy.

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  • promotion
  • maternity leave
  • retirement
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5
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what is a job analysis about?

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what job position they are looking for

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6
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what is stage 2 of recruitment?

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job description

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7
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what is included in a job description?

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  • the days and hours
  • salary or other payment ways
  • type of person they are looking for
  • location
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8
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what is stage 3 of recruitment?

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person specification

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9
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what is person specification usually about?

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  • someone’s personality
  • qualifications
  • degree
  • school results
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10
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what is stage 4 of recruitment?

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job advertisement

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11
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what is included in a job advertisement?

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•how they put it out there

e.g. emails, meetings, letters

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12
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what is stage 5 of recruitment?

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apply for job

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13
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what is involved in applying for the job?

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  • how you apply (CV, letters, application form online)

* deadlines

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14
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what is stage 6 of recruitment (selection)?

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long list/ short list

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15
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what’s involved in the long list or short list process?

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  • narrowing down the applications
  • select who is better for the job
  • yes no or maybe piles
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16
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what is stage 7 of recruitment?

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selection and references

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17
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what is involved in selection and references?

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wanting to know: 
•their behaviour in a workplace 
•personality 
•contribution 
•effort 
•why they left their old job
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18
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what is stage 8 of recruitment?

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offer letter/ rejection letter

19
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what is involved in the rejection or offering letter?

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contacting who has been offered the job and when they start.
or
letting applicants know they haven’t been selected for the job

20
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what is stage 9 of recruitment?

A

contact of employment

21
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what is involved in the contact of employment?

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  • giving the days and hours they work
  • their payments
  • what they are required to do
22
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what does gross misconduct mean?

A

instant dismissal for:
•theft
•discrimination
•criminal acts

23
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what are 2 headings on person specification?

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desirable (needs to have worked somewhere similar before) and essential (doesn’t need to have worked somewhere similar)

24
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what is a person specification?

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refers to the type of person the organisation is looking for to fill the post

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what does internal recruitment mean?
employing someone who is already in the workplace/business
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what is external recruitment?
looking for someone who does not already work for the business
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what are fridge benefits?
extra items given to employees whilst they work in the business
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what are benefits to being motivated?
* good reputation * motivated to work * efficient * high levels of staff retention
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what are financial methods of motivation businesses use?
salary, wage, commission, profit share
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what is a salary?
a fixed amount paid by an employer to the employee on a regular basis-usually monthly
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what is a wage?
workers that are paid either weekly or monthly by the hour according to the time they have worked
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what is a commission?
payment made to an employee based on the value of sales achieved over a specific period of time
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what is a profit share?
staff will receive their usual hourly wage or salary but an additional payment on top due to the performance of the business
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what are the non financial methods of motivation businesses use?
job enlargement, job enrichment, training, management style
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what is job enlargement?
gives staff a greater variety of tastes to perform to make the work more interesting
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what is job enrichment?
involves workers being given greater responsibility and a wider ranger of more complex and challenging tasks, making employees have an increased sense of achievement
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what is training?
it motivates staff to do their existing job well for future references making employees feel more valued and loyal to the business
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what are the two management styles?
autocratic and democratic
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what is the autocratic management style?
employees are told what to do when and how to do it, they are not involved in decision making
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what is the democratic management style?
it involves giving more freedom to workers and more say in decision making
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give examples of jobs that work on a salary.
* office workers * doctors * teachers
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give examples of jobs that work on a wage.
cleaner
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give an example of a job that is in commission.
sales
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what are ways for applying for a job?
* handing in a CV * letters * application form