e-Recruitment

E-recruitment, also known as online recruitment, is the use of technology to attract and recruit candidates.

 

E-recruitment has the potential to:

  • reduce recruitment costs
  • speed up the recruitment cycle and streamline administration
  • allow organisations to make use of IT systems to manage vacancies more effectively and co-ordinate recruitment processes
  • reach a wide pool of applicants
  • reach a niche pool of applicants
  • make internal vacancies widely known across multiple sites and separate divisions
  • provide the image of an up-to-date organisation, reinforcing employer branding and giving an indication of organisation culture
  • offer access to vacancies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week reaching a global audience
  • be a cost effective way to build a talent bank for future vacancies
  • help handle high volume job applications in a consistent way
  • provide more tailored information on the post and organisation, for example, case histories of a ‘day in the life’ or self-assessment questionnaire or quiz to assess fit with role
  • be spontaneous for candidates as ease of use means there is the ability for applications to be instataneous
  • build up a picture of your target audience to support your attraction strategy.