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18 Must-Have Onboarding Documents (+ Free Templates)

Analytics in HR

Onboarding documents typically include legal paperwork such as your employment contract, company policies, handbooks, and code of conduct, along with role-specific details such as job descriptions, manager and team contacts, and more. Learn more Offer Letter vs Employment Contract: 10 Key Differences 2.

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How on Earth Is HR Supposed to Prepare for 2021? (3 Tips)

Digital HR Tech

Neelie from AIHR: Can you write an article for us? We know that sexual harassment, code of conduct, and diversity training all need to be completed by a specific date, and then we get to follow up with people who skipped out. Any topics? Neelie: Perhaps how in the ^*!&#$ Ahh, this is such a good question.

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Top 10 Blog Posts: Workplace Training Edition

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This article offers actionable strategies to help prevent conflicts of interest at work. Types of Workplace Harassment to Watch Out For: Even the sharpest of HR professionals can miss the signs of workplace harassment. Read on to test yourself on several types of workplace harassment, along with solutions to help prevent it.

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How to Prevent Retaliation in the Workplace: An HR’s Guide

Analytics in HR

Under the EEO laws, it is prohibited to punish job candidates or employees “for asserting their rights to be free from employment discrimination, including harassment.” Not only can workplace retaliation contribute to a toxic work environment, it can also lead to lawsuits. Contents What is retaliation in the workplace?

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What Is the Appropriate Discipline for Disrespectful Behavior – Ask #HR Bartender

HR Bartender

So even though we might not be able to address some specifics, I think this scenario raises some great questions about codes of conduct and progressive discipline. She’s shared her experience with us before – one of my favorite articles is this one about “ HR Failed to Investigate an Incident ”. Employers need a code of conduct.

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[Free] Code of Conduct Template and Guide With Company Examples

Analytics in HR

Successful and harmonious organizations operate from a clear set of rules known as a code of conduct. The employee code of conduct is a clear framework that highlights what behaviors are expected from employees in specific situations and the measures that will be taken if they fail to behave accordingly.

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[Free] HR Investigation Template: Examples and 9 Best Practices

Analytics in HR

Conducting investigations can help lower potential risks, uphold the company’s ethical standards, and maintain a respectful and safe working environment. Common situations that call for an HR investigation include allegations of discrimination, harassment, or other forms of misconduct that can create a hostile work environment.