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Ch 10Recruitment Methods — Class 12 Commerce, concept-first.

Once an organisation has estimated how many people it needs and of what kind — the earlier step in the staffing process — the next task is to actually build a pool of candidates from which those vacancies can eventually be filled. This is the job of recruitment.

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Meaning and Definition of Recruitment

Once an organisation has estimated how many people it needs and of what kind — the earlier step in the staffing process — the next task is to actually build a pool of candidates from which those vacan…

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Importance and Objectives of Recruitment

Recruitment is often treated as a routine, almost clerical activity, but it performs several genuinely important functions for an organisation:

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Factors Affecting Recruitment

How easily, and from where, an organisation can recruit suitable candidates depends on a mix of factors within its own control and factors in the wider environment outside its control.

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Internal Sources of Recruitment

Recruitment sources are broadly divided into internal sources (filling a vacancy from among the organisation's own existing employees) and external sources (bringing in candidates from outside the org…

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External Sources of Recruitment

External sources bring candidates in from outside the organisation. There is a wide range of external sources commonly used:

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Internal vs External Sources of Recruitment

Both internal and external sources have a legitimate place in an organisation's overall recruitment strategy — most organisations use a mix of the two, choosing between them depending on the nature an…

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