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18 Must-Have Onboarding Documents (+ Free Templates)

Analytics in HR

They are also there to help the new hire become familiar with your company’s policies and culture, understand their key responsibilities, and gain the upfront knowledge needed to be successful in their new role. Learn more Offer Letter vs Employment Contract: 10 Key Differences 2. Ready to get your onboarding process in shape?

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How to Create an Amazing Employee Induction Experience [Checklist]

EmployeeConnect

Learn the company policies. Access to an online employee handbook that details all of your company’s policies and procedures should be made available to all new employees. Your company hired the top applicant for an advertised position after a lengthy recruitment process; great news! Arrange all required paperwork.

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NLRB: Social Media Policy Can’t Require Employees to Use Real Names

Zenefits

Two of the social media policies of a nationwide drugstore chain run afoul of federal labor law, according to a recent advice memo from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) general counsel’s office. An estimated 79% of businesses have a social media policy. But, several others passed muster.

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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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20 Examples of Conflicts of Interest at Work

EverFi - HR

In this article, we delve into the concept of workplace conflicts of interest, presenting some common examples and providing strategies for prevention. And employees are bound through your company’s code of conduct to act in the interests of their employer and not for their own personal gain.

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Tips for creating smart corporate holiday policies

PeopleStrategy

But in the office, it can be a bit stressful when trying to navigate time-off requests, diverse religious/ethnic backgrounds and beliefs, and the always controversial office holiday party and gift-giving. In this seasonal scramble, having effective corporate policies in place can help reduce confusion and alleviate some of the pressure.

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How to develop and implement a progressive discipline policy

Business Management Daily

Implementing a progressive discipline policy will allow you to enforce your standards for employee behavior and performance. The word ‘progressive’ is vital here, as your disciplinary actions will increase in severity should the employee’s conduct not improve. The solution?