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Staffing refers to the continuous process of finding, selecting, evaluating, and developing employees to fill roles within a company. It includes manpower planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, performance appraisal, promotion, transfer, and compensation. The objectives of staffing are to select the right person for the right job, develop strategies for effective human resource utilization, and introduce training programs to develop employee skills. Staffing is important for training and development, effective coordination, meeting recruitment and placement needs, and building an effective workforce.
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staffing
- 1. STAFFING
- 2. STAFFING MEANING Staffing refers to the continuous process of finding, selecting evaluating and developing a working relationship with current or future employees. The main goal of staffing is to fill the various roles within the company with suitable candidates.
- 3. STAFFING DEFINITION Staffing is a selection training motivating and retaining of a personal in the organization
- 4. OBJECTIVES OF STAFFING • To select and appoint the right person to the right job. • To develop a strategy for effective utilization of human resources. • To introduce training, seminar, workshop, and other efficiency development programs of employees.
- 5. SCOPE OF STAFFING • It includes manpower planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, performance appraisal, promotion, transfer, compensation, etc. Without performing staffing function these tasks cannot be accomplished
- 6. IMPORTANTS OF STAFFING • Training and development • effective oc ordination • effective requirement and placement • building effective human resources
- 7. ELEMENTS OF STAFFING •Man power planning • jop analysis • requirement and selection • training and development • performance appraisal
- 8. Thank you