Exam 6: Recruiting and Labor Markets
Define the term "rerecruiting." Explain how a firm can utilize this form of recruitment.
Rerecruiting is seeking out former employees and recruiting them again to work for an organization.
Commonly known as "boomerangs", individuals who have left for other jobs sometimes are willing to return because the other jobs and employers turned out to be less attractive than initially thought.Exit interviews can be a key recruiting tactic to let good performers know that they would be welcomed back in the future.The key to getting boomerangs to return is the connections with their former manager. Organizations that feel favorably about boomerangs should encourage managers to maintain contact with good performers who leave the organization.
Some firms have established alumni networks to keep in contact with individuals who have left, and also to allow the companies to rerecruit individuals as appropriate openings arise.
Rules of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of Labor determine which workers qualify as independent contractors.
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Job fairs are primarily useful for_____.
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A quantitative measure of a recruitment process outsourcing firm is_____.
General job fairs are primarily preferred by employers who are involved in continuous efforts to recruit.
Which of the following is a defining characteristic of regular staffing?
One advantage of leasing companies for employees is that_____.
Santiago is the HR director of Illumin Media, a mid-sized organization. He notices that the proportion of minorities in his company's managerial ranks is too low. To solve the issue, Illumin Media should consider recruiting methods that reach a larger applicant population of experienced managers, such as contacting professional associations.
Which of the following statements is true about employees of employee leasing companies?
Employment agencies typically have their own workforce, which they supply by contract to employers with jobs.
Linda is the director of HR at Colette Value Inc., a large tax-preparation firm. The firm faces a dearth of tax preparers every year when the tax season approaches. Every December, Linda outsources a bulk of the recruiting process to an employment agency to recruit temporary employees before the tax season begins. However, she wants to do so without excessively limiting her final hiring decisions. Which of the following processes of recruitment should Linda carry out first hand?
Which of the following is the best way in which recruiters can easily and accurately track responses to advertisements in various media?
There are instances of companies that begin to attract students with capabilities while those students are in high school by encouraging them to participate in engineering internships during summers.
An example of yield ratio is the proportion of applicants who accept an offer compared to the number of applicants who were interviewed at a job fair.
Which of the following would be the least important topic of training for a recruiter who will conduct interviews in a university campus?
Recruiting is essentially an administrative function rather than a part of strategic HR planning.
The major saving in time generated by Internet recruiting compared with traditional recruiting is_____.
Which of the following is an advantage of internal recruitment?
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