Annual Academic Year Review 2007-2008 (17th edition)


Recruitment and Selection of Staff



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13.3 Recruitment and Selection of Staff


Table 23: Profile of applicants for advertised posts from 1/8/06 to 31/7/07





% of Applicants

% of shortlisted

% of successful candidates

Ethnicity/gender/disability

2006/07

2007/08

2006/07

2007/08

2006/07

2007/08

White

90.1%

88.4%

93.7%

92.3%

96.7%

95.9%

Mixed

1.5%

2.1%

1.1%

1.5%

0.5%

1.8%

Asian/Asian British

3.4%

5.1%

1.9%

3.7%

2.4%

1.8%

Black/Black British

2.2%

1.7%

1.5%

1.1%

0.5%

0.6%

Chinese/other ethnic group

2.8%

2.7%

1.8%

1.4%

0.0%

0.0%

Total Black and ethnic minority

9.9%

11.4%

6.3%

7.7%

3.3%

4.1%







% of Applicants

% of shortlisted

% of successful candidates

Men

43.8%

40.4%

38.3%

40.0%

36.6%

28.3%

Women

56.2%

59.6%

61.7%

60.0%

63.4%

71.7%

Disabled

5.4%

7.3%

10.1%

14.3%

2.9%

7.8%

Whilst the proportion of applicants who are White has dropped slightly since last year, this group of applicants continue to be more successful at each stage than applicants from all Black and ethnic minority groups.


The proportion of applicants who are female has risen by over 3% since 2006/07. Whilst male applicants are as successful as female applicants at the shortlisting stage, female applicants continue to be more successful in being offered posts than male applicants. The summary report covers all staff groups so that slight changes in overall gender of applicants may be due to a different mix of posts being advertised.
The success rate of applicants with disabilities has risen considerably since last year, with comparatively more disabled applicants being shortlisted and offered posts than non-disabled applicants.
Table 24: Shortlisted and successful applicants, by ethnic group and faculty



Faculty

Ethnicity

Applicants

Shortlisted

Offers

% shortlisted

% offered post

Faculty of Arts & Architecture



White

279

90

24

32.3

8.6

Mixed

3

3

1

100

33.3

Asian / Asian British

10

2

0

20

0

Black / Black British

4

0

0

0

0

Chinese / other

4

1

0

25

0

Total

298

96

25

28.6

4.8

Faculty of Education & Sport



White

556

76

17

13.7

3.1

Mixed

8

1

0

12.5

0

Asian / Asian British

22

2

0

9.1

0

Black / Black British

9

1

0

11.1

0

Chinese / other

25

1

0

4

0

Total

620

81

17

13.1

2.7

Faculty of Health & Social Science



White

275

61

21

22.2

7.6

Mixed

11

0

0

0

0

Asian / Asian British

15

4

1

26.7

6.7

Black / Black British

7

0

0

0

0

Chinese / other

12

2

0

16.7

0

 Total

320

67

22

20.9

6.9

Faculty of Management & Information Sciences


White

261

61

12

23.4

4.6

Mixed

7

2

0

28.6

0

Asian / Asian British

18

5

0

27.8

0

Black / Black British

5

1

0

20

0

Chinese / other

19

2

0

10.5

0

Total

310

71

12

22.9

3.9

Faculty of Science & Engineering



White

187

40

24

21.4

12.8

Mixed

5

0

0

0

0

Asian / Asian British

21

4

1

19

4.8

Black / Black British

5

0

0

0

0

Chinese / other

3

0

0

0

0

Total

221

44

25

19.9

11.3

Ethnicity

Applicants

Shortlisted

Offers

% shortlisted

% offered post

Central Departments


White

1319

270

64

20.5

4.9

Mixed

37

4

2

10.8

5.4

Asian / Asian British

79

7

1

8.9

1.3

Black / Black British

26

5

1

19.2

3.8

Chinese / other

25

3

0

12.0

0

Total

1486

289

68

19.4

4.6

As in previous years, the percentage of applicants from Black and ethnic minority groups in every faculty and in central departments was higher than the total percentage of current Black and ethnic minority staff across the University (5.0%).


However in central departments and all faculties other than Health and Social Science (where the differences were minimal), the percentage of applicants from Black and ethnic minority groups who were shortlisted or offered the post was lower than the percentage of White applicants being shortlisted or offered the post.
Table 25: Shortlisted and successful applicants, by gender


Faculty

Gender

Applicants

Shortlisted

Offers

% shortlisted

% offered post

Faculty of Arts & Architecture


Female

234

68

20

29%

9%

Male

96

27

7

28%

7%

Total

330

95

27

29%

8%

Faculty of Education & Sport


Female

382

52

17

14%

4%

Male

232

36

6

16%

3%

Total

614

88

23

14%

4%

Faculty of Health 

& Social Science




Female

162

48

12

30%

7%

Male

132

22

5

17%

4%

 Total

294

70

17

24%

6%

Faculty of Management & Info Sciences 


Female

236

41

14

17%

6%

Male

150

27

0

18%

0%

Total

386

68

14

18%

4%

Faculty of Science & Engineering  


Female

143

22

20

15%

14%

Male

109

22

4

20%

4%

Total

252

44

24

17%

10%

Central Departments


Female

883

169

58

19%

7%

Male

595

133

34

22%

6%

Total

1478

302

92

20%

6%

In all faculties and central departments there were more female applicants than male applicants. Whilst the comparative proportion of men and women being shortlisted varied, in all faculties and central departments women were more likely to offered posts than men.


Table 26 shows that the proportion of disabled applicants that were shortlisted varied across the faculties, with disabled applicants being more likely to be shortlisted than non-disabled applicants in 3 faculties and less likely in the other 2 faculties and central departments.
In 3 faculties disabled applicants were less likely to be offered the post than non-disabled applicants, and the reverse was true in the other 2 faculties and central departments. The 3 faculties that offered comparably more disabled applicants posts than non-disabled applicants were the same 3 faculties that shortlisted comparably less disabled applicants than non-disabled applicants.

Table 26: Shortlisted and successful candidates, by disability


Faculty

Disability

Applicants

Shortlisted

Offers

% shortlisted

% offered post

Faculty of Arts & Architecture


Disabled

9

1

1

11

11%

Not disabled

240

58

22

24

9%

Total

249

59

23

24

9%

Faculty of Education & Sport


Disabled

21

8

0

38

0%

Not disabled

569

76

28

13

5%

Total

590

84

28

14

5%

Faculty of Health & Social Science


Disabled

14

6

0

43

0%

Not disabled

299

60

13

20

4%

 Total

313

66

13

21

4%

Faculty of Management & Info Sciences 


Disabled

16

2

0

13

0%

Not disabled

256

64

12

25

5%

Total

272

66

12

24

4%

Faculty of Science and Engineering  


Disabled

12

2

2

17

17%

Not disabled

133

32

17

24

13%

Total

145

34

19

23

13%

Central Departments


Disabled

134

39

3

29

2%

Not disabled

1119

242

61

22

5%

Total

1253

281

64

22

5%


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