Showing posts with label harrogate recuitment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harrogate recuitment. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Outsourcing the Recruitment – Revolution or Evolution?


Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) is one of the leading under discussion topic around the world for the last couple of years. There are certain reasons driving people to start outsourcing human resources and recruitment concerns. One of the most obvious reasons lies in the low cost of recruitment. Recruitment outsourcing is also gaining popularity because it makes the whole process faster. Here are some broad strokes for consideration:
  • The most successful RPO deals usually seen are true partnerships, the vendor working as a specialized extension of the client. Always go for expansion instead of replacement.
  • The worst RPOs are when hiring leaders and HR team of the outsourcing organization do not get involved when a RPO vendor or some recruitment agency comes on the board. They still need to be very active participants in the recruitment cycle - referring from their networks, interviewing, till final approval of candidates not necessarily fully but up to certain extent to have an overview of the whole process.
  • Careful thoughts are required about what you outsource and what you retain. If there is a certain chance of internal hiring then always prefer to do that instead of outsourcing.
  • RPO is good for Recruitment Professionals and HR. RPO process has brought great innovation to job sector. They tend to look at the work like a business- financially focused, deep metrics and reporting, outcome driven. RPOs have created career paths for recruitment professionals, and allowed HR professionals to focus on other priorities.
Recruitment agencies are specially founded to optimize the staffing need of the business with the help of full-service recruiting, specific staffing technologies and techniques, hiring process re-engineering, and recruitment marketing. Their services can either substitute, or strengthen the existing hiring process and can fully fulfill the hiring needs of any company.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Relevance of Recruitment Metrics


The importance of human resource department for any company could not be neglected. This is due to the fact that this department has to perform a number of operations for the working and growth of the business among which the most widely discussed responsibility is recruitment. Truly, recruitment should be on top of the list of functions and roles because it is indeed the department that is responsible for recruiting the primary assets of the company: its workforce.


For a company to make sure that their human resource department is indeed efficient when it comes to recruitment and selection there would definitely come a time to employ recruitment metrics. This way, the performance of the human resource department can be evaluated accordingly, especially when it comes to recruiting people for its workforce.


By the help of recruitment metrics, recruitment agency like Harrogate Recruitment can demonstrate the actual value of the whole recruitment process and function that is currently being employed. It is quite hard to calculate this aspect of recruitment, but with the help of metrics, this quite easily possible. Metrics can also help the department supply a bright picture about the costs that is being occurring during the recruitment process, as well as the expected and actual outcomes from these costs. This way, the department can see that the recruitment process is how much beneficial for itself.


In recruitment agencies recruitment metrics were once more attentive about factors that involved time and cost. These factors are still included in the typical framework of recruitment metrics that a lot of companies use today. But there are actually a number of additional factors used in today's framework. By including both quantitative and qualitative aspects in recruitment metrics, you do not just ensure quality performance from your workforce. You also ensure customer satisfaction, which should be one of the primary goals of any business.