
In this video we outline what the course will cover.
In this lecture we discuss the process that you need to go through before making the decision to hire.
In this lecture we discuss the main legislation that covers recruitment in the UK, with a focus on The Equality Act and the impact that it has on how we go about recruiting.
In this lecture we discuss what discrimination is, the difference between direct and indirect discrimination and how it can occur during the recruitment process.
In this lecture we look at how we can inadvertently make assumptions and decisions about people, and the potential for discrimination that this can lead to.
In this lecture we discuss when and if we can asking candidates about their health during a recruitment process.
In this lecture we discuss what reasonable adjustments are, and what we should consider when making them.
Having completed this lecture you will be able to write an effective job description that accurately identifies the key skills and knowledge that a candidate will need to perform the role you are hiring for.
In this lecture we look at some of the common problems with job descriptions, and how you can avoid them.
After completing this lecture, you will understand how to write a fair and inclusive person specification to assist you in recruiting your ideal candidate.
In this lecture we look at some of the common problems with Person Specifications, and the potential for discrimination.
In this lecture we look at the importance of making the most of your brand, and how you can use a marketing mindset when selling your vacancy.
In this lecture, we look at how to write a fair and inclusive job advertisement to attract high quality candidates to your vacancy.
In this lecture we look at how the Equality Act should impact where you advertise, as well as what you say in the advert, and think about where to place your advert to get the widest audience.
In this lecture we look at the different ways in which you can attract candidates in an increasingly difficult market place.
In this lecture, we look at the comparative pro's and con's of accepting applications via c.v. or application form.
In this lecture we look at the dangers of using social media profiles as part of your selection process.
In this lecture we look at the different types of interview that are commonly used, and the pro's and con's of each one.
In this lecture, we consider all the things you need to think about when planning your interviews.
In this lecture we look at the key skills that a manager needs to conduct face to face interviews fairly.
Making notes is one element of recruitment that can get forgotten. In this lecture we talk about why it is so important, and what your notes should cover.
In this lecture we discuss the process that you need to go through when fairly making your decision to appoint.
In this lecture we discuss the things that you need to think about to make your new employee's first day memorable, for all the right reasons.
In this final lecture we will review all of the key learnings from the course.
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Making a recruitment decision is one of the most important decisions that a business will ever make. Whether you are taking on your first employee, taking on additional staff as your business grows, or looking to replace someone who has left, in today’s recruitment market, making sure that your recruitment process is fair and inclusive is so important.
The recruitment market has changed so much in the past few years, and what candidates are looking for now is so different to 10 or even 5 years ago. Opening up your business to a more diverse and flexible workforce is becoming increasingly essential in you becoming an employer of choice.
If you are looking to build an inclusive and effective recruitment process, then this course is for you, whether you are an employer, manager or supervisor.
Over our time together we will work through the entire process, from making the decision to hire, through writing a job advertisement, the interview and right through to onboarding, and throughout we will be focussing on both the process and the legislation that affects recruitment in the UK.
During the course we will cover:
To hire or not to hire? What you need to think about before even starting the recruitment process
The legal landscape: the key legislation that covers recruitment in the UK
Understanding discrimination and bias, and what it means for the recruitment process
How to manage your process to be inclusive to disabled candidates
How to write effective and fair job descriptions and person specifications
How to fairly advertise your job and reach a broad and diverse audience
How to fairly shortlist and select your candidates
How to hold an effective interview
How to ensure you make the right hiring decision, for the right reasons
The importance of induction and onboarding
Who the course is for:
Anyone who is interested in building a fair and inclusive recruitment process
First time employers who want to get it right, first time
Managers and supervisors with a responsibility for recruitment and an interest in diversity and inclusion
HR professionals with an interest in recruitment and selection