This document defines manpower planning and recruitment, outlines the stages of manpower planning, and discusses factors that affect labor performance. Manpower planning is defined as matching available human assets to effectively implement productive forces. The stages of manpower planning include predicting needs, designing job descriptions, finding recruitment sources, providing incentives for promotion, and anticipating losses. Manpower recruitment involves identifying vacancies, developing job requirements, locating candidate sources, selecting candidates through interviews, and placement. Factors like wages, working hours, health, education, and personal qualities can impact labor efficiency.