Business, 27.10.2021 20:40 PONBallfordM89

Match the terms to their definitions. Question 1 options:

employing (someone) for wages

the process of finding new people to join an organization

informs applicants about the responsibilities and required qualification

the process of integrating a new employee into an organization
maps out the strategy for attracting skilled employees and obtaining applications from a diverse workforce.

a proposal put forward by an employer to a prospective employee

serve the purpose of gathering information about a prospective employee from previous employers

internal (employees within the company) and external (people outside the company)

the money the employee will receive as a salary or wages

a face to face meeting between an employer and a job applicant

1.

Hiring
2.

Interview
3.

Job Description
4.

Recruitment
5.

Recruitment Plan
6.

Compensation
7.

Offer
8.

Onboarding
9.

References
10.

Types of Recruitment

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