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Unit Two - Recruiting Employee and Acquiring Resources
Unit Two - Recruiting Employee and Acquiring Resources
Unit Contents:
2.1 Assisting employee recruitment and induction
2.2 Acquiring Physical resources and services
2.3 Supporting the development and presentation of proposals
Recruitment Policy
What Factors must consider in formulation of recruitment Policy?
• Personnel Policy of Government
• Personnel Policy of competent Organisations
• Personnel Policy of recruiting Organisations
• Recruitment sources
• Recruitment needs
• Recruitment costs
• Selection criteria, preference etc.,
• Application blanks
• Check of references
• Psychological Tests
• Employment Interview
• Physical examination
• Induction or Placement
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Placement
When the candidate is selected for a particular post and when he reports to
duty, the organization has to place him or her in the job for which he or she
is selected which is being done through placement.
Placement is the act of offering the job to a finally selected candidate. It is the
act of finally assigning the rank and responsibility to an employee,
identifying him with a particular job.
Importance of Placement
1. If the employees are properly placed, they will enjoy their work and organization
2. If employees don’t like their work, they start making excuses from the job and
remain absent. Effective placement will keep the absenteeism rate low.
3. Morale of workers increases because they get the work of their choice, if
correctly placed.
4. Workers will work attentively and safety of workers will be ensured and lesser
Physical Resource
All forms of business adequately require and utilize physical resources in
diverse ways. For example, product-based firms have the physical
resources at the core of producing goods for sale. Additionally, they are
significant in business operations.
For example, machinery in a company is used in product processing, and a
packaging and storage facility is essential in keeping products. In the case
of service-based firms, physical resources are essential in supporting and
facilitating service delivery. For example, resources such as buildings are
vital for a hospital to create space to meet with clients and vehicles such as
ambulances to carry patients to the hospital.
Machinery is an important physical resource for both product and service-based firms.
They are characterized by the high purchase cost, which can be large or small
depending on the kind of business. They may be limited for service-based
businesses to equipment like computers and printers.
Another cost of machinery is the maintenance of the machine over time due to wear
and tear. Employees require the appropriate physical resources to maintain high
productivity levels in a company. Therefore, it is the mandate of the management
to ensure the availability of all needed resources for a high level of performance.
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A) New blood
B) More competition
C) Less expensive
D) Less partial
4. _______________ can be defined as process of choosing the right person for the
right job.
A) Selection
B) Recruitment
C) Induction
D) Orientation
Instruction: write short answer for the given question. You are provided 3
minute for each question and each point has 5Points.
1. What is Selection? Discuss
2. Explain at least 3Errors in Interviewing with appropriate examples
3. Write down the selection process
4. Identify and discuss the recruitment policy
2. Ruler,
3. Pencil.
4. Pen
Human Resource Operational Plan: LSA HRM2 M01 1122 - Teaching, Training
and Learning Materials (TTLM), published by Ethiopian Ministry of Labor and
Skill, November, 2022 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.