How to Tailor Your Recruitment and Selection Process to ... - IPAC
How to Tailor Your Recruitment and Selection Process to ... - IPAC How to Tailor Your Recruitment and Selection Process to ... - IPAC
Modifying Assessment Center Process in a Changing Economy No Matter What: Develop a valid, reliable, and objective evaluation process. Remember that professional standards should not be compromised but instead utilized to their best intentions.
Legal Implications to consider in Modifying Selection Process The Federal Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures (29 CFR 1607). Should selection procedures result in adverse impact against any protected group, the employer is required by the Uniform Guidelines to show evidence of validity.
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Legal Implications <strong>to</strong> consider<br />
in Modifying <strong>Selection</strong> <strong>Process</strong><br />
The Federal Uniform Guidelines on<br />
Employee <strong>Selection</strong> Procedures (29<br />
CFR 1607).<br />
Should selection procedures result in<br />
adverse impact against any protected<br />
group, the employer is required by the<br />
Uniform Guidelines <strong>to</strong> show evidence of<br />
validity.