Unit 3 · Revision notes
Human Resources — NCFE Business & Enterprise revision notes
Content area 3 covers human resource requirements for business and enterprise. You need to understand internal and external methods of recruitment and what influences the choice, the stages of recruitment from identifying a vacancy through to issuing a contract, and the types of employment contract: permanent, temporary, freelance, fixed term, full-time, part-time and zero hour. It also covers staff development and monitoring, financial and non-financial methods of motivation, and how Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and Herzberg’s two-factor theory apply in the workplace.
Content area 3: Human resource requirements for business and enterprise
Methods of Recruitment
Human Resources (HR ) is the department in the business that manages employees (the human resources the business uses to generate revenue). Methods of…
~2 min readStages of Recruitment
First, the business will need to find out the type of role they are hiring for. This may be because the business is growing and doesn't have the capacity to…
~3 min readType of Employment Contracts
There are many different types of contracts and a business will decide which one to use based on its needs and may even take into account the wants of the…
~6 min readMethods of Staff Development and Monitoring
Staff development is the idea of helping staff to reach their full potential and to be the best they can be. Staff development is the long-term aim of…
~3 min readNon-financial methods of motivation
Job rotation is when employees move between different roles in the business. For example, retail workers may rotate between the shop floor, stock room…
~2 min readMotivation Theories
Staff and employees are the people (personnel) of a business. Staff motivation is a major business influence, motivated staff are likely to work harder, more…
~3 min readThe rest of the course
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