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guide to hiring:
describing and advertising
receiving applications and interviewing
selecting and appointing

How to hire guide for employers

 
 
down arrow. A. Planning for the process
down arrow. B. Describing the job
down arrow. C. Developing a job description
down arrow. D. A full time? part time? permanent?
casual? Or fixed-term employee?
down arrow. E. Hours of Work
down arrow. F. Place of Work
  G. Personal Attributes
  H. Skills and Qualifications
  I. Workplace Character
  J. Attracting suitable job applicants
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F. Place of work

You are required to include details of the place of work in your employment agreement with an employee.

In advertising or offering a job, you should make it clear whether the person will always be working in one place, will be required to work at a set number of places, or will work at different sites on a regular basis.

For some types of work you might also like to consider whether the employee could undertake some or all of their duties at home – this can sometimes provide flexibility for people with family responsibilities and may make it easier to recruit.

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