BTEC Extended Diploma Level 3 Travel and Tourism - Unit 6 - Preparing for Employment in Travel and Tourism
P3 requires learners to describe the recruitment and selection process from the perspective of both the prospective employer and the applicant. All stages must be fully described and good pra...
p3 requires learners to describe the recruitment and selection process from the perspective of both the prospective employer and the applicant all stages must be fully described and good practices id
Organisation
Human resources departments usually handle the recruitment process for companies. It is
crucial to any organisation that the best employees available are employed in the right
positions. The recruitment and selection represent good practice when a system is used.
Identifying company needs
Each organisation should have a staffing plan. When someone leaves the company, vacancy
will arise and the impact of the vacancy is considered against the staffing plan. The post
might be no longer needed or the nature of the post must be changed.
Sometimes major recruiting takes place in organisations because of the changes in
economic circumstances or in the business of the organisation.
Job description
A job description is a statement that explains the duties, purpose and responsibilities of a
job. It should include job title, job department, job purpose, main duties, responsibilities,
social conditions, physical conditions, economic conditions and prospects for promotion and
training.
Person specifications
They match the right person to the job. They describe the desirable personal attributes of
the job holder. It is frequently based on a seven-point plan that is built up from the below:
Physical make-up
Intelligence
Disposition
Circumstances
Interests
Attainments
Special aptitudes
The person specification and the job description are kept together and are used to help the
recruitment team find the perfect person for a job.
Advertising
It is used to find suitable applicants. There are a lot of locations to place advertising, for
example recruitment agencies, job centres, press, radio, internet and `milk round`.
1. Roadshows
We call it roadshow when a company sends their recruitment teams to venues in major
cities to undertake a recruitment drive.
2. Recruitment agencies
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