Part III Recruitment and Selection
Part III Recruitment and Selection
Part III
The difference between a closed internal recruitment system and an open internal
recruitment system is the range of potential candidates who are told about the
position.
In both cases, the company is looking to fill a vacancy from among the people
already employed by the company. In an open internal recruitment system, news
of the vacancy is broadcasted company-wide, and anyone who feels that they may
be suitable for the position is able to reply. In a closed internal recruitment
system, the human resources department will handpick a few employees who they
believe to be suitable for the position and informs only this small group. In this
way, a shortlist has been created before anyone has even applied for the position.
Closed Internal Recruitment System – Manager notifies human resources of vacancy.
employees are not made aware of job
vacancies. The only people made aware Human resources searchers files for candidates
of promotion of transfer opportunities
are those who oversee placement in the List of candidates given by human resources to manager
HR department, line managers with
vacancies, and contacted employees. Manager interviews candidates