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CASE Studies exercise





               Instructions – for Manager


               For professional roles, case studies provide industry relevant examples.  At the conclusion
               of the 2nd interview you may wish to provide the applicant with a case study exercise

               designed to get a feel for the candidate’s style, approach, knowledge and skill levels (i.e.,
               report writing, etc.).  Once you have identified a preferred candidate for your vacant role

               and have concluded the 2  interview; ask the candidate to complete a case study exercise
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               at home and return it to you via email. Give the candidate the background and ask them to

               undertake one of the following tasks:  complete a workplace assessment, write up a report

               or develop a RTW plan. Ask the candidate to write up the report in whatever fashion they
               believe is suitable and email it back to you within an agreed timeframe (2-5 days). Ask if

               the candidate has any questions.


               Instructions - for Candidates

                   •  Please review the attached case study and (write up a report / develop a RTW plan)

                      based on your findings.

                   •  Include your reasoning for the approach you have taken and recommendations you
                      have included

                   •  Ensure the report / plan is no longer than 3 pages

                   •  Return to the hiring Manager within the agreed timeframe via email
                   •  Please contact us if you have any questions.


               Case Study 1: Jose Bloggs


               Background


               Mr Jose Bloggs, aged 58 years, has been employed permanently by Rio Formwork Co Pty
               Ltd for the past 25 years. He normally works Monday to Saturday; a total of 38 hours per

               week. Overtime is offered regularly and usually averages 6 hours per week. His normal
               duties as a Carpenter involve driving and on-site work. The existence of underlying issues

               that may have influenced the lodgement of this claim were discussed with the employer's
               representative. They stated that they were unaware of any such issues and described Mr

               Bloggs as a valuable employee who makes a positive contribution to the organisation.
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