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Talent Acquisition

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Talent Acquisition

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Process Map for End-to-end Recruitment

Recruitment Process

Plan Workforce Develop Position Requisition

Source/ Pipeline Candidates

Manage, Track & Screen Candidates

Interview & Select Candidates

Extend Offer & Conduct Pre-

employment Due Diligence

Manage New Hire Integration

I II III IV

V VI VII

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The Following Describe Each Of The Sub-processes That Make Up Recruitment

Plan Workforce• The strategic review of organizational growth and change as it relates to Recruiting activity and how

this aligns with the overall strategic direction and organizational goals

Develop Position Requisition

• Development of new job requisitions to fulfill the talent and skills needs identified in the “Plan Workforce” process or updating existing job requisitions when a position becomes vacant

Source /Pipeline Candidates• The identification, selection and use of appropriate medium(s) to attract prospective candidates to

apply and be considered for employment opportunities

Manage, Track & Screen Candidates

• The management and tracking of current and past candidate data/information in order to select the best qualified talent to be considered for employment opportunities

Interview & Select Candidates

• The review and assessment of the best qualified candidates for a particular job requisition

Extend Offer & Conduct Pre-Employment Due Diligence

• The pre-employment due diligence around background checks, reference checks, employment history and licensing/education requirements and offer communication to candidate

• The offer extension is the preparation and approval routing of an employment offer to the best qualified candidate that is contingent upon the completion of necessary reviews and checks

Manage New Hire Integration

I

VII

II

III

IV

V

VI

• The initial stage of entry to employment through proper paperwork completion and onboarding procedures and training

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Staffing• Staffing

– Process of recruiting & selecting prospective

employees

– Has significant impact on organization’s bottom

line

• Requires staffing process to become strategically

focused

– Recruitment & selection activities offer

organization numerous choices to find & select

new employees

– Staffing decisions need to ensure employees fit

organization’s culture

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Recruiting

• When & how extensively to recruit

– When do recruiting efforts need to begin?

– How large an applicant pool needed?

– Data from past recruiting efforts utilized

• To answer questions where feasible

• Adjust for changed conditions

• Yield ratios

– Offer information on how many applicants eliminated/remain

at each step in recruitment process

– Can determine proper or necessary size of applicant pool

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Recruiting Pyramid

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Recruiting Timeline

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Methods of Recruiting

• Informally or formally

• Internally or externally

• Targeted advertising in selected media

• Recruiting on Internet / Social Network

• Outsourcing to staffing agencies

• Executive search firms

• On-campus recruiting

• Referrals & Walk-ins

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Finding Internal Candidates

Hiring from

Within

Job Posting

Succession

Planning (HRIS)

Rehiring Former

Employees

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Advantages & Disadvantages of

Internal & External Recruiting

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Why Careful Selection is Important

Organizational

Performance

Legal

Obligations and

Liability

The Importance of

Selecting the Right

Employees

Costs of

Recruiting and

Hiring

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Selection Process Issues

• Reliability

– Consistency of measurement

– Screening criteria should elicit same results in

repeated trials across time & evaluators

– Reliability influenced by criterion deficiency &

contamination errors

– Reliability is prerequisite for validity

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Selection Process Issues

• Validity

– Degree to which what is assessed is related to actual

performance

– Ability to establish job-related validity is crucial to

employers in defending themselves in discrimination

allegations

– Content validity illustrates that measure or criterion is

representative of actual job content or knowledge

– Criterion (empirical) validity demonstrated by

relationship between screening criteria & job

performance

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Types of Interviews

Selection Interview

Appraisal Interview

Exit Interview

Types of

Interviews

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Basic Features of Interviews

Interview

Structure

Interview

Administration

Selection

Interviews

Interview

Content

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Interview Formats

Unstructured

or

Nondirective

Interview

Interview

Formats

Structured

or

Directive

Interview

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Interview Content

Situational

Interview

Stress

Interview

Behavioral

Interview

Job-Related

Interview

Types of

Questions

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Behavioral Interviewing

• Used with experienced & inexperienced

applicants

• Asks about situations candidate is likely to

face on job

• Candidates can present real-life situations

they were involved in & how they handled

them

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What Can Undermine An Interview’s Usefulness &

What we do differently?

Nonverbal

Behavior and

Impression

Management

Interviewee’s

Personal

Characteristics

Interviewer

Behavior

Factors

Affecting

Interviews

Snap Judgments

Interviewer’s

Misunderstanding

Pressure to

Conduct Interview

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Interviewing Process Issues

• Who should be involved?

– Prospective supervisors, peers, subordinates

• Which interview format?

– Individual or group interviews

• Common interviewer errors

– Similarity errors

– Contrast errors

– First impression

– Halo errors

– Personal biases

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Types of Tests

Cognitive

(Mental)

Abilities

Achievement

Motor and

Physical

Abilities

Personality

and

Interests

What Tests

Measure

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Testing

• Work sample tests

– Ask applicant to complete representative sample of

actual work

• Trainability tests

– Measure

• Aptitude in certain areas

• Ability to understand critical job components that firm will

teach new hires

• Tests of Cognitive abilities

• Intelligence Tests ( IQ)

• Specific Cognitive Abilities

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Testing

• Realistic job previews

– Make applicants aware of both positive & negative

aspects of job

– Decrease likelihood new employee will become

dissatisfied

– Increase likelihood of candidate’s self-selecting out of

position

• Personality testing is useful in anticipating how

applicants are likely to behave

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The Big Five Personality Dimensions

Personality Dimension

Characteristics of Person Scoring Positively on Dimension

1) Extraversion Outgoing, talkative, social, assertive

2) Agreeableness Trusting, good-natured, cooperative, soft-hearted

3) Conscientiousness Dependable, responsible, achievement-oriented, persistent

4) Emotional stability Relaxed, secure, unworried

5) Openness to experience Intellectual, imaginative, curious, broad-minded

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Other Testing Methods

• Personality testing

– Useful to anticipate how applicants likely to behave

– Few, if any, jobs require specific personality type

– Have been successfully challenged in court

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Strategic Issues in Staffing

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Selection Interview

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THE MISSING LINK FOR SUSTAINED COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

INTERVIEWS

SELECTION

INTERVIEWS

APPRAISAL

INTERVIEW

EXIT

INTERVIEW

strong weak

GOVERNANCEFEEDBACKMETRICTIMEEFFORT

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Name: Emp. No:

Process: Grade:

Date of Resignation: Designation:

Last Working Day: Requested Relieving Date

Reporting Manager: OOM:

Communication Address:

Email ID:

Landline & Mobile No.:

Manager/Supervisor's Input

a) General:

b) Reason for Leaving:

c) Could this Resignation have been prevented :

d) What actions were taken to prevent this Resignation?

e) Can we re-hire?

Name: Date:

Designation:

LOB HR Partner's Remarks (If any):

Exit Interview DetailsTo be completed by RM/OOM after Counseling

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1 Reason for Separation (Select any two)

Compensation Package Benefits Marriage To be closer to native place / family

Better Title Job Contents Higher Education Health Reasons / Maternity

Work Location too distant Family Business / Entrepreneur Inadequate growth Opportunities Dissatisfied with P4P Process

Relocation Shifts/Work Conditions Opportunities to utilize my skills Work Life Balance (Work, Leisure, Family)

Lack of recognition for contribution Work Pressure Dissatisfied with RM

2

(I) (II)

3

Date:

4

Strengths (I) (II)

Improvement (I) (II)

5

BPO ITES

Non BPO Others (Specify)

BPO ITES

Non BPO Others (Specify)

Day Night

Afternoon Flexible

If Yes, What?

6

7

Associates Emp ID: LOB HR's Emp ID:

Associates Name: LOB HR's Name:

Voluntary/ Involuntary Date:

Separation RemarksTo be completed by LOB HR after interviewing associate 1 day prior to the LWD

Indicate your ratings on the following: (1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest)

b) Previous sector type you are moving from ?

c) Salary in the new organization

d) Organization that you are moving to

e) Sector type you are moving to?

Out of the above-mentioned reason(s), please state the first and second most important reason that prompted you to leave the organization:

Treatment Post Resignation

When was it that you started looking out for other opportunities? What was the trigger event?

- Subject Matter Expertise

- Interpersonal relationships

Career Progression

Training - Pre-process Pay for Performance

Training - Process

Compensation

Facilities

Reporting Manager

Benefits

Technology

LOB HR Partner's input: (To be completed after discussing with the associate) LOB HR Partner's Name:

f) Shifts you will be working in the new organization?

g) Is there a change in the job profile at your new organization?

What according to you are strengths and improvements of the organization?

If applicable any: a) Total Prior experience before joining BACS (In Months)

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Sample Findings /Analysis–EXIT Interview

6-9M

10%

9-12M

14%

12-15M

13%

15-18M

15%

18-24M

24%

3-6M

8%

0-3M

8%

>24M

8%

10 10 10 10

8

5 5

3 3 3 3 3

18

13

0

5

10

15

20

Career O

pportunity

Personal O

bligatio

ns

Better T

itle

Compensation P

ackage

Higher E

ducation

Opportuniti

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tilize m

y skills

Job Conte

nt

Family

Business/ E

ntrepre

neur

Inadequate

gro

wth opportu

nities

Closer t

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Dissatisfie

d with

PFP

Dissatisfie

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RM

Marriage

Shift/ W

ork C

onditions

Perc

en

tag

es

Competitors HiringAttrition – Vintage

Attrition – ReasonAttrition – Rating

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

TCS

CTS

Accenture

Wipro

Patni

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Sample Findings /Analysis– VERBATIM (CONTENT ANALYSIS)

Employees version - Positive Aspects about the Reporting Manager

1. Tackles team problems efficiently

2. Concerns about the team members are taken care efficiently and effectively

Employees version - Areas of Improvement for Reporting Manager

1. Need to monitor directly the performance of an individual, if not well projected by their immediate leaders.

2. Reporting the problem at the last minute and not discussing the project movements with resources

Employees version - Positive Aspects about the Project/Vertical/Department Company/Organization

1.

2.

Employees version – Areas of improvement for the Project/Vertical/Department Company/Organization

1.

2.

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Sample Findings /Analysis– VERBATIM (CONTENT ANALYSIS)

What is the one thing that you would like to change in this company?

“SINGLE SIGN-ON”- There are too many HR tools that really take away lot of time for any kind of HR services”

“What is the one thing that you appreciate about this company? “

OPEN AND TRANSPARENT – Leaders and employees live up to the value system

“What is the one thing that will make you to come back to this company again?”

Learning is amazing, with lot of opportunity to grow horizontally

“What is the one thing that your supervisor needs as an immediate improvement?"

Need to hear out employees concern very often

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Process Map for End-to-end Recruitment

Recruitment Process

Plan Workforce Develop Position Requisition

Source/ Pipeline Candidates

Manage, Track & Screen Candidates

Interview & Select Candidates

Extend Offer & Conduct Pre-

employment Due Diligence

Manage New Hire Integration

I II III IV

V VI VII

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The Following Describe Each Of The Sub-processes That Make Up Recruitment

Plan Workforce• The strategic review of organizational growth and change as it relates to Recruiting activity and how

this aligns with the overall strategic direction and organizational goals

Develop Position Requisition

• Development of new job requisitions to fulfill the talent and skills needs identified in the “Plan Workforce” process or updating existing job requisitions when a position becomes vacant

Source /Pipeline Candidates• The identification, selection and use of appropriate medium(s) to attract prospective candidates to

apply and be considered for employment opportunities

Manage, Track & Screen Candidates

• The management and tracking of current and past candidate data/information in order to select the best qualified talent to be considered for employment opportunities

Interview & Select Candidates

• The review and assessment of the best qualified candidates for a particular job requisition

Extend Offer & Conduct Pre-Employment Due Diligence

• The pre-employment due diligence around background checks, reference checks, employment history and licensing/education requirements and offer communication to candidate

• The offer extension is the preparation and approval routing of an employment offer to the best qualified candidate that is contingent upon the completion of necessary reviews and checks

Manage New Hire Integration

I

VII

II

III

IV

V

VI

• The initial stage of entry to employment through proper paperwork completion and onboarding procedures and training

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I– Plan Workforce

Process Step Detail

1. Review and assess organizational strategy

• Review strategic priorities for the year, growth projections, predicted turnover, and hiring requirements to ensure alignment with overall workforce planning strategy

• Gather historical data trends (i.e. turnover) to project future recruiting needs• Gather input from the business around projected recruiting needs

2. Determine and identify key talent segments

• Based on organizational strategic growth priorities, assess key skills and competencies required to support the organizational needs

3. Report current workforce metrics

• Based on key talent segments identified above, assess current workforce against identified key skills and competencies

4. Conduct internal and external benchmarking

• Gather industry benchmarks through HR & Recruiting • Predict and forecast workforce trends using workforce trend research

5. Conduct SWOT analysis• Based on current workforce metrics and benchmark comparison, determine strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and

threats related to talent segments

6. Develop potential workforce initiatives and conduct cost/ benefit analysis

• Based on SWOT analysis, develop strategies to address talent gaps• Conduct cost /benefit analysis to determine a ROI justification for each initiative

7. Establish workforce strategy and plan

• Plan each workforce initiative (timing, resources, benefit realization, and tactics)

8. Communicate workforce strategy and plan

• Document strategic priorities and tactics for the year related to recruiting and communicate to the rest of the HR organization and the business as needed

9. Generate any new positions or job descriptions

• Generate any new job descriptions resulting from workforce strategy

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II– Complete Position Requisition

Process Step Detail

1. Receive notification of job vacancy

• Recruiter is notified of vacancy via an email automated alert and initiates discussion with Hiring Manager to determine appropriate action

2. Initiate position requisition and obtain appropriate approvals

• Hiring Manager retrieves the appropriate job template and completes requisition screen detailing position requirements and refining job description details, as necessary

• Hiring manager initiates requisition approval process

3. Source/ Pipeline Candidates

• Once position requisition is approved, recruiter is notified and move to Sourcing/ Pipelining Candidates process

4. Designate requisition status as HOLD

• Recruiter & Hiring Manager receive notification of position requisition not approved• Recruiter updates status of position requisition to HOLD

5. Monitor aging requisition report

• Recruiter monitors aging requisition reports that are auto-generated and follows up with Hiring Manager for appropriate action

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III– Source/ Pipeline Candidates

Process Step Detail

1. Create job posting

• Recruiter completes the remaining steps required in to create job posting, which include: assigning skills and screening questions/ knock out questions that will determine how candidates are screened as their information is entered in the system, as well as choosing posting preferences (internal, external, job boards, etc.)

2. Determine sourcing strategy

• Recruiter should also initiate discussion with Hiring Manager to determine the following:- Internal candidate in mind?- Source externally?

3. Implement sourcing strategy

• Implement sourcing strategy, as discussed with Hiring Manager. This should always include:- Searching “Hot Candidates” and employee referral folders- Leveraging advanced search (key word search) to find potential matches in the talent pool

(candidate database)- Posting job posting to corporate website, intranet, and external job boards as required and set

expiration dates• It may also include:

- Advertising open job positions in newspapers and magazines- Engaging sourcing agencies- Attending job fairs or campus events

4. Review candidate pipeline

• If candidate pipeline is strong; remove job postings from internal and external sites and move to Manage, Track & Screen Candidates process

• If candidate pipeline is not strong; initiate conversation with Hiring Manager and determine alternate sourcing strategies

5. Remove job postings• Job posting will expire from internal and external job boards automatically, as specified. Remove

postings manually via posting centre, if required

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IV– Manage, Track & Screen Candidates

Process Step Detail

1. Candidate submits an application for a position

• Candidate submits application online, via email or hard copy• Online application includes: searching for positions, viewing job description, completing a profile and/or

attaching their resume, and answering skills and screening questions and optional EEO questionnaire

1a. Manually enter candidate in and send candidate update profile link

• If candidate submits an application via email or hard copy, the resume/ application must be either scanned or entered manually into

• HR Operations & Administration then sends candidate an “update profile” link which will require the candidate to verify their application information and respond to skills and screening questions

2. Candidate receives update profile link and completes application

• Candidate receives update profile link and completes application• Candidate verifies application details and responds to skills and screening questions

3. Receive notification of application receipt

• Upon completion of online application, candidate receives an auto-generated application acknowledgement receipt via email

3a. New candidates notification

• Recruiter receives an auto-generated notification of a new candidate prompting them to log into and review candidate/job details

4. Rank candidates based on responses to position specific questions

• will rank candidates according to how well they matched the specified job skills criteria and filter candidates into “screened in” and “screened out” folders according to how they responded to the screening/ knock out questions

5. Conduct screen of candidates automatically screened-in first

• Review application details and resumes of candidates “screened in” • Conduct phone/ face-to-face screen with candidates

6. Annotate candidate record with deficiencies and additional attributes

• Upon review of application details and phone/ face-to-face screen, annotate candidate record with pertinent information about their fit for the job and

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IV– Manage, Track & Screen Candidates

Process Step Detail

7. Determine appropriate candidate status based upon results of screen

• Create candidate short list and update candidate status based on results of screen to “hiring manager review” or “screened out”

8. Email candidate short-list to Hiring Manager

• Recruiter emails short-listed candidates to Hiring Manager along with application details, answers to skills and screening questions, resume, and all recruiter notes

9. Obtain/ review candidate short list

• Hiring Manager reviews short listed candidates and determines candidate status• If Hiring Manager accepts short list; proceed to Interview & Select Candidate process• If Hiring Manager does not accept short list; proceed to step 10

10. Update candidate status and notify candidate that have not been selected for interview

• Recruiter documents reason the candidate was not selected for interview, for future reference, and sends rejection letter to candidate through and follows-up with a phone call

• Proceed to Source/ Pipeline Candidates process and/or Manage, Track & Screen Candidates process

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V– Interview & Select Candidates

Process Step Detail

1. Schedule interview/Receive interview request and accept

• Send interview requests to candidate and Hiring Manager through system. • Hiring Manager and Candidate receive interview requests

2. Prepare interview toolkit• Extract application details, job details, including interview guides from and send to Hiring Manager via

email

3. Conduct primary and secondary interviews

• Conduct phone/ face-to-face interviews with candidates• Engage HR Business Partners and Recruiter, as required

4. Determine if candidate is qualified to hire

• Review application details and interview notes with HR Business Partner to come to agreement/decision on qualified for hire candidates

5. Follow up with Hiring Manager and document interview notes

• Following up with Hiring Manager after the interview to find out how the candidate performed• Capture interview notes in and update candidate status as either “Qualified for Hire” or “Not Qualified

for Hire”• If candidate is qualified for hire, go to step 6• If candidate is not qualified for hire, go to step 7

6. Conduct verbal reference checks

• Contact candidate for permission to contact references• Using the standard reference check list, contact each reference and document feedback in • If reference checks are successful, go to Extend Offer & Conduct Pre-Employment Due Diligence process• If reference checks are unsuccessful, go to step 7

7. Indicate candidate status as not qualified for hire and communicate results

• For candidates not qualified for hire, flag as such, and contact candidate to let them know they will not be moving forward in the hiring process. Meet with Hiring Manager to discuss alternate candidates/ sourcing strategies

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VI– Conduct Pre-Employment Due Diligence & Extend Offer

Process Step Detail

1. Determine appropriate candidate offer and obtain necessary approvals

• Work with Recruiter to determine appropriate offer package for selected candidate and obtain necessary approval from HR Business Partner

2. Receive notification that offer has been approved

• Review offer details• If hire is Re-Hire (formal employee), go to step 3• If hire is New Hire, go to step 4

3. Verify internal employment history

• Review employment record and contact former line manager to obtain feedback on prior job performance and fit

• If re-hires passes checks proceed to step 4• If re-hire fails checks proceed to step 7

4. Create offer package and extend offer

• Update candidate status to Extend Offer• Choose appropriate offer letter template from library in , input salary and start date requirements and

generate offer letter• Call candidate to extend verbal offer, contingent on background and criminal checks• If candidate accepts proceed to step 5• If candidate declines proceed to step 8

5. Conduct background checks• Verify employment, licensing, certification, education of candidate; engage vendors as required• If candidate passes, proceed to step 6• If candidate fails, proceed to step 8

6. Close position requisition• Update candidate status as Offer Accepted/ Hired and close position requisition in order to ensure time to

fill metrics are captured in

7. Indicate candidate status as not qualified for hire and communicate results

• Update candidate status as not qualified for hire and contact candidate to let them know they will not be moving forward in the hiring process. Meet with Hiring Manager to discuss alternate candidates/ sourcing strategies

8. Notify Hiring Manager• Notify Hiring Manager that candidate has failed background/ criminal checks

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VII – Manage New Hire Integration

Process Step Detail

1. Notify Hiring Manager of offer acceptance

• Notify Hiring Manager of offer accepted

2. Complete New Hire Checklist

• Complete New Hire Checklist (includes start date, IT, facilities and security requirements) and send to HR Operations and Administration

3. Communicate start date with key stakeholders

• Send new hire requirement email notification to IT, facilities and security via • HR Business Partner to provide support, as required

4. Prepare New Hire Package and send to new hire

• Send New Hire Package (including new hire paperwork, authorization, and benefits enrolment, Orientation CD)

5. Complete new hire paperwork and benefits enrolment

• Complete new hire paperwork online and submit for review• Recruiter verifies completion of paperwork and notifies candidate if further information is needed

6. Contact new hire to complete paperwork

• If new hire paperwork is unfinished or incomplete, contact new hire to complete. Answer any questions and provide assistance to new hire to complete paperwork, as required

7. New Hire Orientation reminder sent to Hiring Manager/ Key stakeholders

• Once paperwork is received and complete, sends out a reminder to key stakeholders (including Hiring Manager)

8. New hire completes New Employee Orientation/ unique training

• Complete New Employee Orientation / unique training provided by Organizational Learning & Development