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The recruitment and selection process and the effect of relevant legislation.
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The Case Study Findings It can said that the firms which have an international affiliation such as Ernst & Young and, Price WaterHouse Coopers the recruitment and selection process has been shaped equal opportunities legislation. The recruitment and selection process is done primarily by the HR specialist (manager). The legislation is largely reflected in the development of highly structured "depersonalized" recruitment procedures that focus on job content and particular task required for the job, in order to achieve greater independence amongst the procedures. As was stated by (McDaniel et al, 1994) the aim of the structured approach is to remove any areas in the process which might be influenced by individual judgement or contain potential bias, for example adopting a highly structured approach to interviewing based on a checklist of questions which line managers rigidly adhere to, reduce opportunities for a discussion to develop. This has been explained by a belief...
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