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5 Little-Known Policies that Need to Be in Your Employee Handbook

Insperity

In the past, you may have kept your handbook to a minimum for fear that employees wouldn’t read a novel-size document. To better protect your employees and business, it may be time to add a few new policies. Outline the steps employees should take prior to filing a complaint. Dress code policy.

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Mastering the Juggle: How Solo HR Pros Tackle Day-to-Day Challenges

Acacia HR Solutions

Document Everything: In case of audits or disputes, maintain thorough records of compliance efforts, employee handbooks, and policy updates. Building and Maintaining Employee Relations In smaller environments, HR plays a critical role in shaping company culture and building a strong team atmosphere. On a tighter budget?

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Employee Grievances - How to Handle them Appropriately

Empuls

Finally, you can handle employee grievances by opening an appeal window for the employee if he/she is dissatisfied with the decision and listen to their proposed solution, weighing whether or not it can be workable. Train managers to identify possible signs of grievances early and issue employee handbooks for further reference.

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Human resource management: the ultimate guide to HRM

Workable

Improve employee relations, raise retention rates, inspire employee performance, and create a positive work environment by investing time and effort into talent management. Human resource management (HRM) is the practice of hiring, training, compensating, managing, and retaining the employees of an organization.

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10 HR video-memes you wish you’d watched before

Workable

This could include using cutting edge HR technology like our Workable Suite , achieving key objectives such as hiring new employees, managing employee relations effectively, implementing HR policies or initiatives, conducting training sessions, resolving conflicts, and generally contributing positively to the organization’s HR functions.