Assessment Task 3 - Report on Recruitment Due date: Week 12 Monday 2 October 5.00PM (AEST) Any requests for extension must be submitted through the CQU system at least 48 hours prior to the due date,...

Assessment Task 3 - Report on Recruitment Due date: Week 12 Monday 2 October 5.00PM (AEST) Any requests for extension must be submitted through the CQU system at least 48 hours prior to the due date, with relevant supporting documents. Late submissions without approval will result in a penalty of 5% per day. Assessment 3 has 45 marks, and 2.25 marks will be deducted for each calendar day of delayed submission Weighting: 45% Length: 1,800 words ± 10% (including executive summary, introduction, heading and subheadings, recommendations and conclusion but excluding title page and reference list) Before starting this assessment, please read the attached assessment guidelines that includes the assessment rubric. Purpose: This assessment will assist students to develop skills in analysing an organisational/industry environment, identifying specific issues, and suggesting practical solutions. It will give students the opportunity to enhance their research, analysis, critical thinking and written communication skills; particularly in the areas of argument development and report writing. Assessment Task: Select an organisation or industry as the case study for your report. Identify some of the key challenges for recruiting the workforce for this organisation/industry, and recommend strategies to address these challenges. Your report should make reference to factors such as labour supply/demand, organisational image, demographic issues (such as an ageing workforce, generations, diversity etc), as well as recruitment strategies such as employer branding and types of advertising. You should be familiar with concepts outlined in Modules 3, 6, 7 and 8, and related chapters of your textbook Human Resource Management in Australia (5th Ed.) by Kramar et al. You should also engage in extensive research within the academic literature to develop an argument with appropriate theoretical discussion and references. You must cite at least ten (10) relevant peer reviewed journal articles (absolute minimum requirement). You can cite other academic references such as books, conference papers, and book chapters but these will NOT be counted as part of the 10 journal articles