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| Re: Cost Of Recruitment |
| Author: | craig |
| Date: | Wednesday, 15th Jul 2009 13:35 |
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I did some costing for a client last year.
It all depends though on what they use, how bog they are, how many jobs they advertise per month etc....
There are many aspects, but per job I reckon if they use paid advertising like a job board or newspaper. Add the fact that they obviously need to employ someone to sift CV's and organise feedback and interviews. I would say roughly £500 per job if they use paid advertising. |
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| Re: Cost Of Recruitment |
| Author: | Don McIntosh |
| Date: | Monday, 20th Jul 2009 22:07 |
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The CIPD normally produce an annual Recruitment & Retention survey.
The latest figures I have are for the 2007 survey which details 2 elements for recruitment cost for different levels of recruitment (new or replacement staff), the average for all employees is:
- Cost of recruitment (advertising, agency or search fees) = £4,333
- Cost of labour turnover (vacancy cover, recruitment/selection, training and induction costs) = £7,750
Regards Don
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