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Quick questions on Recruitment and selection explained: O-Level Business Studies

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What is the recruitment process?
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Recruitment is the process of finding and attracting suitable people to apply for a job. A typical process is:
What are selection methods?
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Selection is choosing the best candidate from the applicants. Common methods:
What is legal controls over employment?
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Businesses must obey employment laws, which typically cover non-discrimination (not treating people unfairly because of race, gender, age, religion or disability), fair contracts, minimum standards of pay and conditions, and health and safety. These protect employees and mean recruitment and selection must be fair and lawful.
What is q1?
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Define the term person specification. [2 marks]
What is q2?
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State two methods a business can use to select between job applicants. [2 marks]
What is q3?
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Explain one reason a business must follow employment law when recruiting. [3 marks]

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