Starting Staffs
A checklist should ensure that both the new employee and their line manager know what has or has not been covered at any given time.They both need a copy which should be kept up to date, so they can follow what is happening. It can also act as a reminder of anything that needs particular attention.
While a checklist is helpful, it should not turn the induction into a tick-box exercise. It should be the responsibility of both management and the new starter to ensure all items are properly covered. The checklist is often drawn up by the employer’s HR department in consultation with other staff involved, such as a safety officer, line manager/supervisor, employee representative and training officer.
This is a template an employer can adapt or develop to meet its needs.
Theme and Idea for Farewell Messages
Compliment an Employee for a Positive Evaluation
Investigation Prior to Taking Disciplinary Action Against an Employee
If we fail to keep records we must be prepared to grapple with the consequences
An Insight into a Job Applicant
Welcoming the Fresh Men
Referral programs can do wonders for Organisations
References from former employers are likely to be more valuable than personal references and can help avoid negligent hiring claims.