B.Understanking details
Read the article again and say whether these statements are true or false Correct the false ones.
Identify the part of the article that gives this information.
1. Companies only ask people who still work for them to look for new recruits.
2. Indian employers save 75 per cent of their recruitment costs through personal referrals.
3. Employees who bring new recruits to a company are usually rewarded with a job promotion.
4. the most an employee can make from a UK employer for a successful personal referral is 2,000.
5. Job candidates who have been referred by a friend do not need to go through the same testing and interview process as other job candidates.
6. It is best if a company does not tell the people responsible for selecting successful candidates the name of the person who has referred a specific job candidate.
7It can be a good idea for a company to wait until a new recruit has successfully worked for the company for some time before paying a bonus to the person who recommended them