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Recap Pupils will be undertake interview tasks Pupils will know methods to select the right candidate for interview Pupils will know the different features of media methods

Objectives ALL Pupils will know what agencies can help in recruitment MOST Pupils will understand the features of the hierarchy of needs SOME Pupils will know the different methods of pay

Employment and Retention Unit 2.7

Recruitment Agency Increased last few years Receive application Increased last few years Do recruiting staff for company Know where best to advertise Draw up specification And description Advertise job Discuss what needed Saves time And money Company interview

Employment agencies List people who will do types of work Company ask to provide worker for period of time Company pays worker and agency Worker may be given job

Video Workforce planning

Motivation 2.8

Video Motivation

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs “ Why people work” Self-fulfilment Self-esteem Social Safety Physiological needs

Physiological Needs Basic needs To stay alive Drink Eat Shelter High enough wage Clothing

Safety Needs Need to feel safe from Physical danger No health & safety risks

Social Needs Need to be with Other people Get on with people Have fun Work in team Work in groups

Self-esteem Feel valued Worker of The month

Self actualisation Achieve potential Given responsibility

Maslows Hierarchy of needs Missing Words Maslows Hierarchy of needs

Research Activity Task 2.8.2

Importance of motivation at work Its about encouraging them to work hard and work well All organisations do this If working well helps business achieve objectives If working well classed as – high productivity

How to motivate workers Pay methods Time rate Overtime pay Salary Fear Non-pay methods Bonus Job rotation Leadership Profit-sharing Piece rate Job enlargement Frindge benefits Promotion Commision Job enrichment Award schemes Team working

Methods of pay Task 2.8.3

Video Motivating staff

Key Words Test next lesson Homework Key Words Test next lesson