CH4: Planning for and Recruiting Human Resources

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Explain the Why’, ‘ What’, and ‘ How’ s of Workforce planning

WHY: Carried out to meet business objectives and gain an advantage over competitors

WHAT: Compares the present state of the organization with its goals for the future

HOW: They look at operational and finance factors

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Name the steps of Workforce planning

  1. Forecasting: Labour & demand

  2. Determining labour shortage/surplus

  3. Goal setting and strategic planning

  4. implementation and evaluation

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What is ‘ Forcasting’ ?

Estimating tends in Labour & Supply helping to decide whether there will be a shortage or surplus of human resources for each job/skill category

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Forecasting: Labour Demand

Forecasts the potential demand for a specific job category and skills areas

Uses:

  • Trend analysis : Using past objective statistics to build models that can predict next year’s labour needs.

  • Leading indicators: Objective factors within the marketing environment that could help predict level of demand

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Forecasting: Labour supply

Analysis of how many people are currently in various job categories or have specific skills while examining internal and external trends.

Uses:

Transitional Matrix: a chart that tracks employee movement between job categories over time.

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Goal Setting & Strategic Planning

Goals should be based on the labour supply and demand analysis and include clear targets for each job or skill area, along with a specific timeline for achieving them.

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Strategies for addressing labour suplus

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How to address  Labour shortages

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Implementing & Evaluating

Checking whether the organization has succeeded in avoiding labour shortages or surpluses

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How to apply Employment equity & DEI

Reviewing workforce subgroups and using workforce utilization review comparing their representation to the labour market to identify underutilization.

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Succession Planning 

The process of identifying and tracking high-potential employees who will be able to fill top management positions or other key positions when they become vacant

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Succession Planning: Data Analytics & AI

Organizations use multiple data sources and visualization tools to predict potential, identify development needs, and model complex future scenarios.

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Recruiting Human Resources

Any activity carried out by the organization with the primary purpose of identifying and attracting potential employees

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3 aspects affect who is hired?

–Human resource policies

–Recruitment sources

–Recruiter traits and behaviours

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Explain Human resource policies 

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Advantages to Internal and External recruitment

INTERNAL

  • Candidates are well-known

  • Cheaper and faster than external hiring

  • Boosts employee morale

EXTERNAL

  • Brings in new ideas

  • Attracts a more diverse workforce

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External Sources of recruiting ( “Don’t Run Past Delicious Apples, Pick Some Up!”)

Direct applicants                         Adds

referrals                                      Public agencies

passive candidates                    Staffing companies

Digital recruiting                         Universities & Colleges 

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Direct  Applications 

People who apply for a vacancy without prompting

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Referrals

People who apply because someone in the organization prompted them

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Passive Candidates

Individuals who are not actively seeking a job but are a significant source of top talent

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Digital Recruiting 

Involves posting opportunities at company website and/or social media platforms

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Ads

Typically generate a less desirable group of applicants at greater expense

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Public Agencies

Clients include both employers and job seekers

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Staffing companies

Private companies provide services for a fee

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Universities & Colleges

Placement services, cooperative education, internships, and job fairs

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Evaluating Recruitment Sources

  • Monitor all recruitment sources – ensure quality.

  • Yield Ratio: % of applicants who move from one stage to the next.

  • Cost per Hire: Total cost of a recruitment source ÷ number of hires.

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Recruiter Traits & Behaviours

Recruiters are HR specialists or job experts who provide realistic job previews, give timely feedback, and often recruit in teams with current employees or supervisors.