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Recruitment and Selection Procedures.  

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Recruitment and Selection Procedures Recruitment is: Searching for and attracting candidates - external or internal - for job vacancies. New people are found and brought into the organisation. This involves communicating with actual or potential job seekers, motivating them to apply and persuading candidates that they really want to come and work for the firm. The objectives are to attract candidates of the right quality in the right number and matching the job specification of the company. The importance of good recruitment and selection People are the most important asset of any organisation and the success of that organisation depends on having people with the right skills and abilities. To make sure that the right people are recruited in the first place, a fair, structured and professional selection process must be used. Poor selection decisions can result in increased staff turnover, increased costs for the organisation, the lowering of morale amongst the existing staff...

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