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eRecruiting

  • Malta: New public service online recruitment portal

    The government has announced the launch of a new e-service – the public service online recruitment portal.

    Addressing a news conference at the Investment, Industry and IT Ministry in Valletta, Minister Austin Gatt said that before the launch of this service, people had to look for calls for applications in the Government Gazette. “It’s not the best reading material available,” he joked.

    He said the major reason for setting up the portal was to make government jobs more accessible to people.

  • Online-Recruitment bevorzugtes Medium bei Personalbeschaffung und Stellensuche

    Unternehmen und Bewerber sind sich einig: Das Internet ist der effektivste Weg bei der Mitarbeiter- und Jobsuche. Zu diesem Ergebnis kommen zwei aktuelle Befragungen, die die reichweitenstärkste europäische Jobbörse StepStone unter rund 156 Unternehmen und 470 Bewerbern durchführte.
  • Online-Rekrutierung hat oberste Priorität

    In punkto Personaldienstleistungen via Internet steht die Personalbeschaffung ganz oben auf der Agenda noch vor eLearning und Online-Leistungsbeurteilungen.
  • Online-Stellenmärkte wollen Arbeitsamt-Schnittstelle

    Noch keine Einigung erzielt

    Die Geschäftsführer der fünf großen Online-Stellenmärkte jobpilot, JobScout24, Jobware, Monster und StepStone haben in einem Gespräch mit der Bundesanstalt für Arbeit (BA) in Nürnberg Möglichkeiten der Zusammenarbeit erörtert.

  • Online-Vermittlung der BA wird möglicherweise noch teurer

    Prestige-Projekt ist ein Fass ohne Boden

    Die elektronische Stellenvermittlung der Nürnberger Bundesagentur für Arbeit wird möglicherweise noch teurer als bislang bekannt. Das geht aus einem internen Sachstandsbericht des Vorstandes zum "virtuellen Arbeitsmarkt" hervor, den der Spiegel zitiert.

  • Österreich/Südtirol: „Arbeitsbörse“ führt sofort zum Ziel

    „Die Arbeitsbörse soll das Basisinstrument für jeden Bürger bilden, der Arbeit sucht. Sie bietet einfache ad hoc Lösungen, um den Arbeitssuchenden mit dem Arbeitgeber schnell zusammenzubringen,“ erklärt Arbeits-Landesrätin Luisa Gnecchi bei der Vorstellung der neu überarbeiteten Internetseite der Südtiroler Arbeitsbörse am Donnerstag Vormittag. Die Webseite wurde im Layout vereinfacht, um den Bedürfnissen der Bürgern näher zu kommen. Ab jetzt ist es für jeden, der Arbeit sucht oder Arbeit anbietet, auf unbürokratische Weise möglich, sofort ans Ziel zu kommen.
  • Personalrekrutierung per Internet

    Bereits 89 Prozent der 1.000 größten Unternehmen in Deutschland veröffentlichen Stellenausschreibungen auf ihrer Homepage. Und auch von den verbleibenden elf Prozent wollen zwei Drittel in nächster Zeit das Internet zur Gewinnung neuer Mitarbeiter aktiv nutzen.
  • UAE Federal Government to adopt enhanced HR procedures

    The Human Resources (HR) Team, responsible for the UAE Federal eGovernment HRMS (Human Resource Management System) initiative and reporting in this capacity to the UAE Federal eGovernment High Committee, is currently studying various alternatives for better government HR.

    'The decision on adopting enhanced HR procedures should come as a prelude to the full scale Federal Government HRMS implementation project due to start towards the end of this year', said Dr. Ali Bin Obood, the Deputy Director General of the Civil Service Bureau and Head of the HR Team. Dr. Bin Obood added that the prospective procedures would be in line with the recommendations of the comprehensive HR assessment conducted by eCompany, the UAE Federal Government partner for e-government implementation, and with the international e-government best practices for HR.

  • UAE: eJob platform to provide direct access to job-seekers

    eJob, Dubai eGovernment’s centralized recruitment system that brings together job-seekers and government departments on one electronic platform, has attracted over 3,700 CVs since its launch, in April 2003, as an online link over the portal www.dubai.ae. A total of 24 government departments have registered with the service, 11 of whom are actively interacting with job-seekers.
  • UAE: eJob portal to benefit local, expatriate jobseekers

    The Dubai government will create new opportunities for job seekers and employers in the Emirate through the eJob portal that aims to provide enhanced employment services for both locals and expatriates in the public and private sectors.

    Job seekers can now post their CVs on the bilingual eJob portal (http://ejob.dubai.ae), previously servicing local citizens in the public sector only, and search for available full-time and part-time vacancies, while employers will be able to advertise positions and access a rich database of candidates, searching for those with the qualifications and skills needed for their businesses.

  • UAE: MOFI and Civil Service Bureau put e-HRMS in motion

    The process of implementing e-Human Resources Management Systems (e-HRMS) across federal ministries in the UAE has begun with the appointment of special e-HRMS teams from the Civil Service Bureau (CSB), the UAE Ministry of Finance and Industry (MoFI), and eCompany.

    The appointment of the special e-HRMS teams took place at the first of a series of meetings between the Civil Service Bureau (CSB) and the UAE Ministry of Finance and Industry (MOFI) that will eventually witness the e-Human Resources Management System being implemented across the federal ministries in the UAE.

  • UK: Gov recruitment site gets record searches

    Web job hunts on the up...

    he Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is hailing the success of its recruitment website www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk after it received a record 6.5 million job searches in one week. The department said the site now accounts for more than 14 per cent of the overall recruitment market, with more than 70 million job searches conducted via the site since the beginning of the year.

  • UK: Jobcentre Plus customer service under the spotlight: focus on web is needed

    The Department for Work and Pensions has published a report, "Jobcentre Plus Customer Service Performance and Delivery: A qualitative review - the report is at this link in pdf format", which is important reading for anyone involved in online e-recruitment for government.

    The objectives of the research detailed in the report were to: examine the priority given to the delivery of good customer service in general, and more specifically, to achieving the customer service target; identify obstacles to good customer service performance; identify lessons of good practice and consider how the national tier can better support the field in achieving good customer service more widely.

  • UK: NHS uses marketing campaign to drive uptake of web recruitment services

    The new national advertising campaign for the NHS, launched in March by Department of Health Health Secretary John Reid, has been the most successful to date.

    It’s a good example of active promotion for a government service which has had tangible results. With forthcoming Implementing Electronic Government 4 (IEG4) local e-Government submissions identifying online recruitment as a new requirement for Councils to adopt, local authorities can learn from the NHS case study.

  • USA: Government Recruiting Websites Designed by Monster

    Monster Government Solutions, a division of Monster Worldwide (NASDAQ: MNST), announced today that the recruitment website of the U.S. Department of State and USAJOBS, the official job site of the United States Federal Government, outperformed similar public and private sector sites in a recent survey by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), which is produced by the University of Michigan in conjunction with the American Society for Quality and ForeSee Results.
  • USA: Monster roars at government market

    Key hires and new advisory board signal new fed focus

    For years, the Monster.com name, and the company’s green, toothy creature mascot have been well-known among job seekers and private-sector companies looking for new employees.

    In recent weeks, however, the online recruitment company has boosted its efforts on the government side of the workforce fence. Through a series of new hires and the formation of a policy advisory board, the company is arming itself to continue pushing further into the government market, a move company officials called a natural progression for the job-search giant.

  • USA: OPM reopens Recruitment One-Stop contract

    The Office of Personnel Management will recompete the controversial contract for the Recruitment One-Stop e-government project.

    In a FedBizOpps.gov notice, OPM last week said it will issue a full and open solicitation by July 31 for its jobs Web site at www.usajobs.opm.gov.

  • USA: OPM settles – again – on Monster for USAJobs Web site

    The Office of Personnel Management late last week decided to keep Monster Government Solutions on to run the USAJobs.gov Web site.

    OPM awarded Monster a five-year contract that could be worth up to $27.1 million. This new contract replaces the original $62.1 million award to New York-based Monster that was protested by Symplicity Corp. of Arlington, Va.

  • USA: OPM to launch revised job Web site in summer

    By early summer, federal job seekers could find more enticing vacancy announcements on USAJOBS, the government’s recruiting Web site, Office of Personnel Management officials said Friday.
  • Virtueller Arbeitsmarkt

    Der Virtuelle Arbeitsmarkt (VAM), mit dessen Konzept die Bundesanstalt für Arbeit (BA) den Government-Preis der CEBIT 2001 in der Kategorie Verwaltung / Bürger gewonnen hat, geht nun in die Testphase. In 15 ausgewählten Arbeitsämtern wird die Software bereits eingesetzt, um erste verwertbare Erfahrungen für den Projektstart im Dezember 2003 zu sammeln.
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