Lesson 1.4.2
1.4.2 Recruitment, selection and training Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which process describes filling a job vacancy using an existing employee from within the business?
- Outsourcing
- Off-the-job training
- External recruitment
- Internal recruitment
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What is a key advantage of using internal recruitment to fill a job vacancy?
- Shorter induction period
- Higher advertising costs
- Fresh business perspectives
- Wider candidate choice
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What is a primary benefit of using external recruitment to fill a vacancy?
- Guaranteed culture fit
- Fresh new ideas
- Faster recruitment process
- Lower recruitment costs
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What type of training introduces new employees to a business and its working practices?
- Induction training
- Off-the-job training
- Retraining
- On-the-job training
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What type of training takes place at the worker's actual workstation during normal hours?
- Off-the-job training
- On-the-job training
- Induction training
- External training
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Which type of training takes place away from the employee's normal workplace?
- Induction
- On-the-job
- Apprenticeship
- Off-the-job
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Which cost is directly associated with the recruitment process of a new employee?
- Product liability
- Job adverts
- National Insurance
- Redundancy pay
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A firm spends £3,000 on advertising and £1,000 on interviews for each of four hires. What is the total cost?
- £20,000
- £12,000
- £4,000
- £16,000
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A firm trains 25 employees at £800 each. What is the total training cost?
- £8,000
- £2,000
- £20,000
- £25,000
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Which type of training best suits a new employee learning a company's procedures?
- Dismissal training
- Redundancy training
- Collective bargaining training
- Induction training
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A firm sends staff to a college for two days of training. What type of training is this?
- Induction training
- Off-the-job training
- On-the-job training
- Internal recruitment
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What is a key advantage of internal recruitment over external recruitment?
- Higher staff motivation
- Larger applicant pool
- Elimination of training
- Fresh external ideas
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Which cost is avoided by using internal recruitment rather than external recruitment?
- Induction training costs
- Recruitment agency fees
- Employee salaries
- Management interview time
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What is the main purpose of the selection process in human resource management?
- Delivering induction training
- Writing job descriptions
- Advertising vacant posts
- Choosing suitable candidates
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How can effective employee training lead to long-term cost savings for a business?
- Increased labour productivity
- Eliminated recruitment costs
- Reduced wage rates
- Lower tax payments
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Which benefit is uniquely gained by choosing external recruitment instead of internal recruitment?
- Fresh original ideas
- Faster onboarding process
- Known employee abilities
- Lower recruitment costs
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When is a business training programme considered financially effective?
- Off-the-job methods used
- Costs match budget
- Benefits exceed costs
- All staff trained
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A firm spends £6,000 recruiting externally and £4,000 training that hire. An internal promotion costs £1,500 to fill and £3,000 to train. Which is cheaper, and by how much?
- Internal, by £10,000
- Internal, by £5,500
- External, by £5,500
- External, by £1,500
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A business urgently needs specialist skills not present in its current workforce. What action is best?
- Off-the-job training
- External recruitment
- Internal recruitment
- Induction training
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A firm receives 80 applications, each costing £35 to process, and holds 4 interviews at £120 each. What is the total cost?
- £480
- £3,600
- £2,800
- £3,280
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