Across
- 3. Employment arrangement where employees have a specific finishing date.
- 5. Something businesses may check when doing background checks on job applicants.
- 10. Likely to increase if selection processes don't result in suitable people being chosen for positions.
- 12. Employment arrangement where employees have no guaranteed hours.
- 13. Some employees may have the expectation to receive these as part of their remuneration.
- 14. Pay that full time, part time and contractual employees are entitled to but casual employees are not entitled to.
- 16. Involves attracting a pool of applicants to apply for a position.
- 17. Helps to identify a business' current and future staffing needs.
- 18. Likely to increase when a business uses internal recruitment. Employee _______.
- 20. Employees meeting this employer expectation provides employers with the opportunity to replace a departing employee before they leave the business.
- 21. Staff in a business are key to a business achieving these.
Down
- 1. Developments in this has a big impact on many business' staffing needs.
- 2. An employer expectation.
- 4. Businesses will generally look at these when screening and shortlisting applicants for a position.
- 6. Part of the employee expectation conditions of employment.
- 7. Costs in relation to this will be higher if using external recruitment as opposed to internal recruitment.
- 8. May be used by a business as an external recruitment method.
- 9. Selection method which provides an assessment of the actual skills of an applicant.
- 11. Something a business may implement as a way of providing some employees with a work-life balance.
- 15. When undertaking HR planning, a business will often need to consider this factor in terms of its staffing needs.
- 19. May be more common in full time employees.
