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Recruitment and Selection: Selecting the Best Person
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Recruitment is a collaborative process between Human Resource (HR) and the Hiring Manager. Together, you can attract skilled and talented individuals to serve the citizens of Oregon. Each recruitment contains several components; preparation of the positions description, development of selection criteria, development of job announcement, advertising and outreach, review of application materials, conducting interviews, checking references, making an offer, and hiring.
 
As a foundation for recruitment and selection federal and state law, administrative rules, state HR policies and collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) that govern state of Oregon hiring practices are followed.
 
 
Relevant Oregon Revised Statues (ORS) are:
 
 
Relevant Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) are as follows:
 
 
Relevant State HR Policies are as follows:
 
 
 
To locate relevant Collective Bargaining Agreements, click here.


See the following for more information:
 
E-Recruit System Interview Process Considerations 
GovSpace - Recruitment Panelist Selection and Information 
Filling a Vacancy Process Map Questions and Evaluation Methods 
Outreach for Recruitments Checking References 
Reviewing Application Materials Selecting a Candidate and Making a Job Offer 
Types of Interviews Sample Forms and Letters 
 
 
For questions regarding applicable policies and Oregon Administrative Rules, contact Human Resource Management Consultation (HRMC).  
 
For questions regarding applicable Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) language, contact the Labor Relations Unit.