This one day, engaging and interactive short course provides participants with the knowledge, skills and confidence to carry out a recruitment and selection process by equipping them with an understanding of the Directive and how it is applied in practice.
Within the Queensland Public Sector, the primary objective of Recruitment and selection remains the same: to find the right person for the job. However, recent changes to the Public Sector Act 2022 and the Recruitment and selection (Directive 07/23) dictate a shift from merit-based recruiting to recruiting the eligible person best suited for the position.
This one day, engaging and interactive short course provides participants with the knowledge, skills and confidence to carry out a recruitment and selection process by equipping them with an understanding of the Directive and how it is applied in practice.
The Recruitment and selection 1-day extension module can either be added as an extra day to the 3-day People Matters leadership program or be booked separately as a 1-day program on its own. Both are available virtually or in person.
The Recruitment and selection module can also be delivered in-house for groups of up to 20 participants.
On completion of this course, you will gain:
An understanding of how to determine eligibility and suitability.
An understanding of how to conduct a fair and transparent recruitment and selection process.
Direction on how to apply the principles of equity, diversity, respect and inclusion to recruitment and selection.
Insights on how to integrate culturally safe practices across all steps of a recruitment and selection process.
How to apply workforce planning to inform role design, description and evaluation.
An understanding of how to best to attract and advertise vacancies to ensure the widest applicant pool.
A perspective on how to select assessment methods best suited to the role and applicant pool.
The ability to make and record selection decisions that are fair, transparent, and defensible.
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Since 1941, we’ve supported frontline leaders, middle management and senior executives as they adapt to the rapidly changing business world and new ways of leading. Over decades as the national authority on professional management and leadership, we’ve grown into the most powerful network of professionals in the Trans-Tasman region.
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We passionately believe that managers and leaders make decisions that impact people’s lives in ways that are felt far beyond the workplace; by helping to create better managers and leaders, we too are creating a better society.
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Our purpose is to facilitate the fundamental shift from the accidental manager in the workplace to the intentional leader.
Too often, great employees leave their job because of poor relationships with their manager. We find this happens because a significant number of people are promoted into management positions because of their technical excellence or based on tenure. These people are often untrained and unprepared for their new management and leadership responsibilities. We call this the “accidental manager”.
Every day, our purpose is to provide solutions that help address the accidental manager. It is one that we are incredibly proud of and dedicated to. By creating intentional leaders, we are helping to remove stress, increase team performance and engagement, improve business outcomes and contribute to a better functioning society.
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