The Employment Department And Employee Relations
The Employment Department And Employee Relations
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The daily applicants who come volun- tarily form one very interesting source of supply. Many applications are also received by mail. Careful analysis for various seasons of the year will enable one to deter- mine, on the strength of averages, just what classes of employees and about how many may be thus obtained. In ordinary times many positions are thus filled quite satisfactorily.
From such a source, " prospect'* files may be devel- oped in case there are BO positions vacant at the time of th...e application. However, "prospect" files, to be effective, must be kept current. This varies, however, with the class of applications in file. A "prospect" file for laborers is of little use. For office boys, stenog- raphers, etc. , it is indispensable.
Advertising is a very common means of securing applicants, but is usually expensive. Advertising should not be resorted to until all other means fail. One tele- phone call has occasionally accomplished what a hundred-dollar advertisement failed to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The daily applicants who come volun- tarily form one very interesting source of supply. Many applications are also received by mail. Careful analysis for various seasons of the year will enable one to deter- mine, on the strength of averages, just what classes of employees and about how many may be thus obtained. In ordinary times many positions are thus filled quite satisfactorily.
From such a source, " prospect'* files may be devel- oped in case there are BO positions vacant at the time of th...e application. However, "prospect" files, to be effective, must be kept current. This varies, however, with the class of applications in file. A "prospect" file for laborers is of little use. For office boys, stenog- raphers, etc. , it is indispensable.
Advertising is a very common means of securing applicants, but is usually expensive. Advertising should not be resorted to until all other means fail. One tele- phone call has occasionally accomplished what a hundred-dollar advertisement failed to do.
What to read after The Employment Department And Employee Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic C Henderschott to read onlineMoreLess
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