Human Resource Recruitment Method

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HUMAN RESOURCE RECRUITMENT METHOD 1 Human Resource Recruitment Method Wendy Trahan HRM/595 Colleen Mason April 15, 2024
HUMAN RESOURCE RECRUITMENT METHOD 2 Human Resource Recruitment Method I have been asked by my HR manager to explore and suggest different recruitment methods to address the high employee turnover in the company. The reason for the high turnover is hiring the wrong people for the job. There are two parts I will do to evaluate the methods. In the first part, I will construct a table chart with 3 recruitment methods along with the pros and cons, legal/employment law considerations, HR analytics: forecasting tools, and the rationale for using this recruitment method. The second part will be my summary of my findings in part one. I will share my recommendations for 5 recruiting methods I might present to an organization, 3 traits/skills essential to the HR professional, and which test to use to screen candidates for these traits/skills. Part A: Recruitment Methods Recruitment Methods Pros Cons Legal/Employment Law Considerations HR Analytics: Forecasting Rationale for Using This Method Internal Hiring -Minimal onboarding -Enhanced company culture -Increased retention -Reduced hiring time (Herrity, 2022) -Creates jealousy -Leaves a missing person in the current team to be replaced - Limited application pool of candidates -Discrimination due to not getting a promotion or pay raise -Supply forecasting to determine who can be promoted or transition into open positions -Employee already understands company culture -Employees can learn and grow and want to stay with the company
HUMAN RESOURCE RECRUITMENT METHOD 3 with fresh ideas -Lack of diversity -Cost is not as high as external Internet -Cost- effective -Immediate -Can reach a bigger group of potential candidates -Hire faster (Phillpott, 2024) -Cost can become expensive if you must pay fees -Difficult to measure effectiveness -Can attract bad candidates -Lots of competition (Phillpott, 2024) -Security concerns about personal information -Discrimination against protected classes with questions -Monitor the results of the test to rule out dispart impact on protected classes -Ratio analysis “establishes a connection between key metrics and total staffing” (Indeed, 2023). -A greater candidate pool -Easier for candidates to find the open position Employment Agencies -Access to a wider range of candidates -They are experts in matching jobs -Helps with resume and interview preparations -Long-term support with candidates (Hunting, 2023) -One size fits all approach - Confidential concerns with sharing personal information of candidates -Cost of paying agency -Less interaction with candidates from the beginning (Hunting, 2023) -Joint employer liability (Slash, 2023) -Worker classification -EEO compliance - Quantitative Method which looks at trends in staffing to support the company goals -Has a network of potential candidates -Can find the right candidate you are looking for
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