The role of exchange rates in Vietnam’s export values to G7 countries

The recruitment of highly experienced professionals is a crucial undertaking as it creates the talent pool for the organisation. Although the development and implementation of electronic recruiting applications in MNCs have been highly effective, they not only contribute to reducing candidate screening time but also effectively support employer’s productivity. In other words, E-HRM is the practice of integrating HRM strategies, policies, and practices in a company through the use of web-based technology. Yet, the raising concern is how organisations in Vietnam could effectively learn and utilise e-recruitment since most companies continue to employ manually with pricey recruitment methods. The study aims to identify the fundamental concept of e-recruitment and intends to collect information regarding e-recruitment methods such as emails, corporate websites, and commercial job boards, among others, through the story of AkzoNobel, Unilever and Cathay Pacific in installing the e-recruitment system in Vietnam and in ASEAN. It covers the advantages and disadvantages of e-recruitment, as well as how local Vietnamese businesses might efficiently use it.

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Journal of Development and Integration
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.61602/jdi.2024.79.03
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Global Financial Crisis and Policies
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The role of exchange rates in Vietnam’s export values to G7 countries

Nguyen Thanh Trinh Nguyen
Journal of Development and Integration
Global Financial Crisis and Policies
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The role of exchange rates in Vietnam’s export values to G7 countries

Nguyen Thanh Trinh Nguyen
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Abstract

The recruitment of highly experienced professionals is a crucial undertaking as it creates the talent pool for the organisation. Although the development and implementation of electronic recruiting applications in MNCs have been highly effective, they not only contribute to reducing candidate screening time but also effectively support employer’s productivity. In other words, E-HRM is the practice of integrating HRM strategies, policies, and practices in a company through the use of web-based technology. Yet, the raising concern is how organisations in Vietnam could effectively learn and utilise e-recruitment since most companies continue to employ manually with pricey recruitment methods. The study aims to identify the fundamental concept of e-recruitment and intends to collect information regarding e-recruitment methods such as emails, corporate websites, and commercial job boards, among others, through the story of AkzoNobel, Unilever and Cathay Pacific in installing the e-recruitment system in Vietnam and in ASEAN. It covers the advantages and disadvantages of e-recruitment, as well as how local Vietnamese businesses might efficiently use it.

Journal of Development and Integration(79)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Global Financial Crisis and Policies
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