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recruitment, selection and industry/employee relation in Pakistan. In the end some conclusions are made in reference to the …
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The personality traits which include physical appearance in particular always matter once an organization goes for hiring new entrants. The principal point of this study is to comprehend the relationship of a candidate's physical appearance, qualification, dressing style, attractive...
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-ante, through the recruitment process, and monitoring new hires at work, or screening on-the-job. Using two datasets representative … contract offered by the .rm. Our estimates show that temporary workers are associated with lower recruitment effort - in terms …
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This paper enquires into the causes of union growth and decline by analysing flows in and out of membership. It does so at the level of 70 Swiss union locals over the period 2006-08. Gross flows in union membership are found to be much larger than the resulting net changes: turnover of annually...
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The human resources management has become increasingly important, as a result of the developing goods and services market, and as regionalisation and globalisation gain more ground. The international expansion of companies’ activities brings about a rise in the scope of actions they carry out,...
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This paper presents a novel approach of applying stated preference methods in the field of labour economics. Differences in behaviour and labour market disadvantage are connected to the presence, and ages of children, the so-called „family gap‟. There are major difficulties in collecting...
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matter of the second section. Recruitment industry and cost of migration is briefly described. Nature of the trade unions and …
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Active labour market policies are commonly used tool to fight unemployment. In the late 1970s in most developed countries of OECD government expenditures on those policies reached up to 1.5% of GDP. This created a need to evaluate the impact of such measures and perform cost‐benefit analyses....
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The preoccupations concerning the analysis and the administration of the risks began in the year 1970 and lasted for 10 years, aiming at different fields of the human sciences: administration, sociology, economy, political sciences. The negligence in analyzing the risks for more than 20 years...
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and better quality of care. An appropriate definition and evaluation of the outputs provided by these institutions and … methodological approaches which can be used to evaluate medical teaching and research. Some evaluation experiences of both Italian … systems is immune to criticism. Hence, the importance of adopting multiple evaluation methods involving subjective and …
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