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Submission Format:
The submission is in the form of a completed individual portfolio folder, including specific
documentation: job specification, CV, interview selection criteria, interview notes and preparation, and an
evaluation of the process.
The evaluation of HR practices and the process of recruitment and selection is a written piece of work
with a recommended word limit of 500–1,000 words, although you will not be penalised for exceeding the
total word limit.
1. The design of a job specification for one of a number of given positions in the organisation.
3. Documentation of preparatory notes for interviews, interview notes based on selection criteria and
a justified decision of the candidate selected.
5. An evaluation of the process and the rationale for conducting appropriate HR practices.
Acknowledgement
I would like to thank the Esoft Metro Campus for giving me this great opportunity to
do my higher studies. The complement of this study could not have been possible
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without the proficiency of Miss. Vishaka Pathiraja our beloved lecture. And also I
would like to thank Miss. Gayathri Balasuriya for giving me a great support to
complete this assignment successfully.
Secondly I would also like to thank my parents and mu badge mates and others who
helped me to complete this assignment.
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Table of Content
Acknowledgement........................................................................................................11
Table of Content...........................................................................................................12
List of Figures..............................................................................................................14
EXECUTIVE SUMMURRY.......................................................................................15
Portfolio Folder............................................................................................................16
5.1. Identify the need to recruit a new employee and asses the job recruitments -
1st Step.................................................................................................................24
5.3. Decide a new interview board and plan a timeline for recruitment process -
3rd Step..................................................................................................................26
5.5. Shortlist the applicants by mapping the CV of the applicants – 5th Step.......27
5.6. Conduct an interview and select the right person for the position – 6th Step 27
5.7. Attestation the job agreement and recruit the new employee - 7th Step.......27
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Learning Outcome 04...................................................................................................29
4.1. Select an organization of your choice and illustrate how HRM practices can be
applied in their work setting using specific examples. (P7).....................................29
4.2 Provide a rationale for the application of specific HRM practices in a work
related for the selected organization (M5)...............................................................31
4.3. Critically evaluate employee relations and the application of HRM practices
that inform and influence decision-making in an organizational context (D3).......34
4.3.3. Impact of employee relations on HRM practices that inform and influence
decision making...................................................................................................34
Reference......................................................................................................................37
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List of Figures
Figure 1: Process for conducting HR practices............................................................23
Figure 2: Job Analysis..................................................................................................25
Figure 3: The logo of Munchee Company...................................................................29
Figure 12: The recruitment and selection process of Unilever Company....................31
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EXECUTIVE SUMMURRY
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Portfolio Folder
Education Qualification:
Passed GCE O/L or A/L or partly qualified in CIM or SLIM with computer literary.
Good communication skills in both English and Sinhala are prerequisites.
Excellent listing, coordinating and analytical skills.
Age below 25 years.
Exposure to Corporate or institutional sales will be added advantage.
Experience:
Minimum 2 years working experience in Advertising/ Marketing/ Branding.
Physical Attributes:
Should have good physique with minimum height 165 cm and weight 65kgs
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2. Designing and placing job advertisements.
Job Description
We are looking for a calibrated and experienced Marketing assistant for our company. The
nature of job is of full time permanent. The job is target based with performance-based
incentives. . You will be in charge of the marketing team working on the various projects.
The initial project is to bring various businesses on a platform established by our company
through a marketing team. Marketing assistants support the work of marketing managers and
executives on projects directed at maximizing company profits and developing sales
strategies or marketing campaigns.
Responsibilities
Helping to organize market research
Assisting with promotional activities.
Compiling and distributing financial and statistical information such as budget
spreadsheets.
Writing reports, company brochures and similar documents.
Visiting customers/external agencies.
Organizing and hosting presentations and customer visits.
Requirements
Passed GCE O/L or A/L or partly qualified in CIM or SLIM with computer literary.
Good communication skills in both English and Sinhala are prerequisites.
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Excellent listing, coordinating and analytical skills.
Age below 25 years.
2 years working experience in Advertising/ Marketing/ Branding.
Exposure to Corporate or institutional sales will be added advantage.
Package
Minimum monthly salary is Rs.45,000
Performance – based incentives.
Paid sick days.
Life insurance & Medical facilities.
Meals are provided.
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3.3. Previous working experience based questions
What responsibilities did you have in your last job?
Are there career skills you’ve developed on the job that might be useful in this one?
Achievements
Selection Criteria Excellent Good Fair Needs Poor
Improvem
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1 Body language and
personality
(Firm handshake, eye contact)
2 Applicable Education
3 Physical Appearance
4 Presented the relevant documents
5 Applicable Work Experience
6 Skills relevant to the field
7 Total Marks
8 Salary expectation of the Rs.
applicant
9 Proposed Salary Rs.
10 Agreed Salary Rs.
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Result:
Questions
Name of the interviewer Signature Marks
NoFirst Interviewer:
1 Second
Introduce your self
Interviewer:
2 What are your strengths and weaknesses?
3 Why are you interested in marketing?
4 Why should we hire you?
5 What is your opinion about the competition between career women and men ?
6 What do you know about our company?
7 How do you view yourself in 5 years time?
8 What is the most different situation you faced in your life and how did you
overcome?
9 If we selected you what would be the most possible day for you?
10 What is your salary expectation?
11 Answer to the practical question?
This Agreement entered into this ……… day of ………, 20…., between Munchee Company
and …………………………………………………….. (The name of the employee)
Witness that:
Whereas, the parties hereto desire to enter into this Agreement to define and set forth the
terms and conditions of the employment of the Employee by the Company
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Now, therefore, in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements set forth below, it is
hereby covenanted and agreed by the Company and the Employee as follows.
2. Performance of Duties
The Employee agrees that during the Employment Period he shall devote his full business
time to the business affairs of the Company and shall perform his duties faithfully and
efficiently subject to the direction of the president of the Company; provided that the
foregoing shall not limit or prevent the Employee from serving on the board of directors of
charitable organizations or other business corporations not in competition with the Company.
The Employee shall not be assigned duties and responsibilities that are not generally within
the scope and character associated or required of other employees of similar rank and
position.
3. Compensation
Subject to the following provisions of this Agreement, during the Employment Period the
Employee shall be compensated for his services as follows:
He shall receive an annual salary, payable in monthly or more frequent installments, in an
amount which shall initially be …………… per annul, subject to such increases as may from
time to time be determined by the president of the company.
He shall be entitled to vacations of not less than ……… per year.
He shall be entitled to such other perquisites as may be customarily granted by the Company
to employees of similar rank and position.
4. Disability
Subject to the provisions of paragraph if the Employee’s employment is terminated during
the Employment Period by reason of his Disability (as defined below), the Employee shall
continue to receive an annual salary and benefits in accordance with paragraphs through the
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end of the full calendar month of such disability but not in any event beyond the end of the
Employment Period.
……………………………
(Date)
….………………………..
(Signature of the Employee)
….………………………….
(Signature of the President of the Munchee Company)
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A business depends for the most part on its personnel and also the skills they possess. For this
reason, it is essential that the employer identify his recruitment needs in time.
The employer must subsequently choose the appropriate selection channels which will enable
employer to select the candidates corresponding to the identified needs.
5.1. Identify the need to recruit a new employee and asses the job
recruitments - 1st Step
It is mainly the responsibility of the employer to identify recruitment needs. Identification of
recruitment needs may in particular be a result of:
Operational requirements stated by department managers
Human resources management’s forward planning in terms of jobs and skills
Internal or external audit recommendations
How to proceed:
Analysis of the environment-
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- Internal and external factors affecting the business may have an impact in terms of
recruitment needs.
For example, external factors are:
Introduction of new legislation or regulations
Development of professions or technologies
A change in the economic situation
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Both job description and job specification are square measure essential elements of job
analysis in order. Writing them clearly and accurately helps organization and staff handles
with various challenges whereas aboard. (Juneja, P., 2019)
Job Description
Job Specification
Figure 2: Job Analysis
Source: Authors work
Job description includes basic job-related statistics that is helpful to advertise a particular job
and attract a pool of talent. It includes in orderlike job title, job location, coverage to and of
workers, job synopsis, nature and objectives of a employment, tasks and duties to be
performed, working conditions, machines, tools and equipments to be utilized by a
prospective employee and hazards concerned in it. (Juneja, 2019)
5.3. Decide a new interview board and plan a timeline for recruitment
process - 3rd Step
Posting timeline may be predetermined by company policy, open until filled or an ongoing
recruitment. Create a timeline allocating time for each activity from the date must fill the
position back to the day which advertises the position.
A hiring committee is instituted to protect the selection and hiring process from bias and
hence come up with the most suited candidate. It is therefore important that the committee be
constituted by staff from across the board and under-represented group and women are
included.
The committee should also have an individual with a strong understanding of the role and its
importance in light of the department’s objectives and if possible with previous experience in
the same role. It also should include someone with technical knowhow of the job. Lastly, an
individual who will be in close contact with the position such as the immediate supervisor
should be including. (Martin, 2018)
5.5. Shortlist the applicants by mapping the CV of the applicants – 5th Step
After the end of the posting days, the hiring committee then embarks to review all the
applications and determine which best meets the required qualifications. It is of importance
that each application be reviewed by more than one member of the committee in order to
eliminate bias.
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After making the final review, the committee will then come up with a short list of the best
qualified applicants who will then proceed to the interview stage. (Martin, 2018)
5.6. Conduct an interview and select the right person for the position – 6 th
Step
This is the most crucial part of the recruitment process. It may involve one or more interview
sessions where candidates are subsequently eliminated. The committee may choose to use
video interview or in-person or both. It is critical that the team be prepared and have a
documented procedure and set of questions based on each section of the position description.
Once the interview process is complete, the hiring committee should then use its evaluation
tools to come up with a decision as to the best suited candidate after which they will conduct
reference checks before making an offer to the successful candidate. (Martin, 2018)
5.7. Attestation the job agreement and recruit the new employee - 7th Step
Job agreement is a signed conformity between an employee and employer. It establishes each
the rights and responsibilities of the two parties: the employee and therefore the company.
Also known as a contract of employment or employment contact, an employment contract
lays out the rights and responsibilities of both employer and employee. More specifically an
employment contract can include: (Doyle, A., 2018)
Salary and Wages and benefits
Schedule
Duration of employment
General responsibilities
Confidentiality
Communications
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Learning Outcome 04
4.1. Select an organization of your choice and illustrate how HRM practices
can be applied in their work setting using specific examples. (P7)
4.1.1. Introduction to Munchee Company
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Figure 3: The logo of Munchee Company
Source: Authors’ work adopted from google.com
William’s Biscuit factory is the First biscuit factory in Sri Lanka and it owned by Mr.
Williams. This was a small scale handmade biscuit venture. In 1939, Mr. Simon Arthur
Wickramasingha (1902-1984) acquired this factory. This factory was started only with 10
employees and changed the name as ‘Williams Confectionery’. it was mechanized in 1957
with Baker Perkins lines from the United Kingdom. (Munchee, 2018)
In the 1960’s, Mineka Wickramasingha, the current group chairman proposed to
manufactured high-protein biscuits to supplement mid-day meals for school children to
improve the nutritional standard of Sri Lankan children. So biscuit factory was built on eight
acres of rubber land, which was surrounded by green paddy fields and it is in Pannipitiya in
1968. ‘Williams’ together with the Sri Lankan government and with the help of CARE of
USA manufactured high protein biscuits to succeed this purpose.(Munchee, 2018)
In the 1980’s the highest growth rates in any industry in Sri Lanka was CBL’s commercial
operations. CBL ventured into Bharat fixing producing plants and effort connected firms
whereas conjointly effort many firms within the food trade and thereby establishing CBL
Foods. (Munchee, 2018)
The group’s innovative product vary, top quality standards and assertive promoting methods
have allowed several of CBL’s brands to become market leaders in their various classes,
whereas enabling an ever expanding global presence. (Munchee, 2018)
With nearly fifty years of expertise, innovation, technology and quality are the guiding
principles behind everything we do in achieving our vision of becoming the No. 1 biscuit,
chocolate and confectionery manufacturer and vendor in Asia, while developing a global
presence and recognition. (Munchee, 2018)
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Munchee Company’s International Market
With an ever expanding international consumer base, they continue to strengthen their global
presence.
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There are four stages to the application process for the Munchee Future Leaders
Programmed. The first step is to apply online, then complete a profile assessment, take part in
an on-demand interview and finally attend a discovery center.
Profile assessment
Complete a profile assessment, which consists of 12 short online games that look at different
elements of candidates cognitive, emotional and social traits. These will help to evaluate
interviewee’s level of fit for the UFLP as well as the suitable function for the interviewee.
The interviewee will receive personalized feedback after completing the games.(Munchee,
2018)
Digital interview
The interviewee will be asked to solve real-world problems using Munchee scenarios, giving
interviewee the chance to learn more about the company culture and the way the company
does the business.
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The interview is going to be split into two elements, which consists of three short
hypothetical questions, followed by a business case. The interviewee will be able to record
and complete the interview anytime (up until a deadline) and anywhere, whichever suits
interviewee best. All interviewee need is a computer, webcam and/or Smartphone and most
importantly, a good and stable internet connection.(Munchee, 2018)
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Open-ended questionnaires
Observation
Incumbent work logs
In the words of Edwin B. Flippo, “Job analysis is the process of studying and collecting
information relating to the operations and responsibilities of a specific job” (Job
Analysis,n.d.)
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Human Resource Management is all about making decisions. Choosing the right candidate
for the right position existing is not something that should be left to chance or deduction. The
role of decision making in HR is a difficult one and using the technology and recruitment
software available, you will be able to make decisions that are based on true evaluation of all
the factors. (Candidate Manager, n.d.)
Maintaining a strong employer and employee relationship can be the key to the ultimate
success of an organization, the results are advantageous. It is known that if a strong
relationship is in place employees will be more productive, more efficient, create less confect
and will be more loyal.
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Can take decision of employee loyalty
Creating the productive and pleasant work environment has a drastic effect on an employee’s
loyalty to the business, it encourages loyal workforce. Having such a workforce improves
employee retention in doing so the cost of recruitment, hiring and training is out drastically.
For most businesses the high cost of employee turnover outweighs the cost of the employee
relations program that they have in place. Another benefit is that when the employee turnover
is low it ensures that the employer has a trained and skilled set of employees. (O’Brien, 2014)
There are some other pros and cons of employee relations impact on HRM practices that
inform and influence decision making.
Pros
Participation may result in better decisions
Participation enhances people’s sense of power and dignity, thus reducing the need to
show power through fighting management and restricting production
Participation increases loyalty and identification with the organization
Participation frequently results in the setting of goals.
Cons
Not everyone has strong desires for creativity and achievement
Goals workers set for themselves may be low
Sharing information with unions raises their bargaining power, so companies may lose
Retraining of employees and manager can be expensive
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Participation is time consuming and if decisions are made by groups, reaction to changing
environments may be particularly slow
Conclusion
In above parts have mentioned about HR practices of Munchee Company Sri Lanka. In here
mentioned about employee relations and HRM decision making. These three parts are
combined one and other. It means HR practices help employers to build up a good employee
relation with employer and employee and then employee relations affect on HRM decision
making in many ways. According to above facts and evidence all three organizations HR
Practices, Employee Relations and HRM Decision Making have flow smoothly. But no doubt
BOC is the best and other two organizations must follow that process to achieve more
benefits. (Author Developed)
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