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Recruitment Research and Applicant Attraction: What Have We Learned?

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89_08_Recruitment_research_and.pdf (1.62 MB)
Permanent Link(s)
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/77275
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CAHRS Working Paper Series
Faculty Publications - Human Resource Studies
ILR Working Papers
Author
Rynes, Sara L.
Abstract

Developing labor shortages are increasing the importance of recruitment to organizations. However, previous recruitment research has provided few operational guidelines for persuading high quality candidates to apply for, and to accept, job offers. This is because most recruitment research has either ignored major independent variables (e.g., vacancy characteristics), and/or focused on dependent variables other than applicant attraction or job choice (e.g., turnover). Suggestions are made for increasing the relevance of future recruitment research to applicant attraction.

Date Issued
1989-01-01
Keywords
CAHRS
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ILR
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center
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human resource
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job
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worker
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advanced
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labor market
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satisfaction
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employee
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work
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manage
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management
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recruitment
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job choice
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post-hire
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employee
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qualification
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performance
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turnover
Type
preprint

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