HR Recruitment Report: Analyzing HR Recruitment at King's College
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This report provides an analysis of the human resource (HR) recruitment process, focusing on factors influencing the recruitment of employees, particularly within the context of King's College Hospital. The report begins with an introduction outlining the importance of selecting the right candidates to reduce employee turnover and ensure long-term engagement. It emphasizes the need to define requirements, consider fund availability, and analyze government policies before initiating the recruitment process. The report then delves into the factors to be considered during recruitment, including legislative and policy frameworks, such as the Employment Act 2002, Employment Relations Act 2004, and Equality Act 2010. It describes the steps in the recruitment process, including inviting applications, analyzing application forms, conducting interviews, and selecting personnel. The report highlights the importance of adhering to these steps to ensure the selection of suitable candidates and improve the overall effectiveness of the recruitment process within the hospital. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of HR managers considering these factors and following the recruitment process to reduce employee turnover, which is a major problem for health and social care firms.
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