Evaluating Recruitment Strategies Using Fuzzy Set Theory in Stochastic Manpower Planning |
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Authors: | Tim De Feyter Marie-Anne Guerry |
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Institution: | 1. Centre for Corporate Sustainability , Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel , Brussels, Belgium tim.defeyter@hubrussel.be;3. Centre for Manpower Planning , Vrije Universiteit Brussel , Brussels, Belgium |
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Abstract: | Abstract One aspect of Manpower Planning is the investigation of wastage and internal transitions for homogeneous groups of employees in a Manpower system. In the relevant literature, the attainability of a desired stock vector was studied under control by recruitment for time-discrete Markov models. These approaches allow choosing a proper recruitment strategy, resulting in an attainable vector most similar to a desired one. In this article, this problem will be discussed under stochastic assumptions for attainability after one step. Based on fuzzy set theory, a procedure is introduced that allows evaluating and comparing recruitment strategies, resulting in the determination of a most preferable strategy. |
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Keywords: | Attainability Fuzzy set theory Manpower planning Markov models Stochastic models |
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