Unit 13 P1 Recruitment Research

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Assignment: In this assignment I will be creating a report about two different organisations why businesses recruit and have vacancies. I will be going into detail about what internal and external sources of recruitment is, also I will list examples of methods in recruitment and explain advantages and disadvantages of these. Sainsbury’s Sainsbury’s is one of the major supermarkets in the United Kingdom with a big share of the supermarket sector market owning 16.9%. Sainsbury’s was founded by John James Sainsbury in the year 1869, first shop in Drury Lane in London the company became the largest supermarket grocery shop in 1922 and embraced self-service retailing in the United Kingdom. The reasons for vacancies in the Sainsbury’s organisation …show more content…

Sainsbury’s is one of the biggest supermarkets in the UK, having over 1,200 stores and millions of shoppers. Burger King Burger king (BK), is a worldwide chain fast food restaurant which sells mainly hamburgers. It started in 1953 in Florida with the name Insta-Burger King however the company ran into financial difficulties and was bought and renamed Burger King. Burger King have a total of 34,248 employees that have been recruited. Vacancies occur in Burger King if employees when there is an increase in demand for products offered which may mean that the staff numbers have to increase to meet the demand. The demand could increase because income tax has decreased for example, meaning people have more money to spend. Burger king need to recruit so employees will be able to make the fast food and serve it to customers. This is vital because people come to fast food restaurants for quick food to eat with no effort at all. This is why recruitment is needed so that customers are …show more content…

 Retired managers:  Company newsletter  Internal advertisement e.g. poster  Email (to all staff) Advantages One advantage of internal methods of recruitment could be that it is cheaper to advertise internally e.g. through email or printing a poster (possibly free). Also using newsletters, posters, emails may motivate staff to work harder to try and gain a promotion. Only recruiting from inside the company means there is a smaller number of applicants making it easier to get this job and also all applicants know the business, what is expected of them and become proficient in the new job quicker. Disadvantages The disadvantages of internal recruitment could be that the choice of candidates could be very limited, also this person may be put under pressure by expectations on being able to adapt quickly and pick up new job quickly. Furthermore, as the workforce has the same employees there are no new skills or idea brought to the table to be learnt by others. External methods of recruitment  Public advertisement e.g. newspapers  Recommendation  Job centres  Company websites  School career services  Radio/ TV

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