Title Page

  • Department

  • Employee Name

  • Start Date

  • HR Representative

General Information

  • Employee Number

  • Position

  • Employment Status

Onboarding Documents

  • Photo of employment contract

  • Requirement(s) status?<br>• Take photos of all documents

  • Employee handbook handover to new hired employee

POLICIES

  • • Anti-harassment

  • • Vacation and sick leave

  • • Leaves of absence

  • • Holidays

  • • Time and leave reporting

  • • Overtime

  • • Performance reviews

  • • Dress code

  • • Personal conduct standards

  • • Progressive disciplinary actions

  • • Security

  • • Confidentiality

  • • Safety

  • • Emergency procedures

  • • Visitors

  • • E-mail and Internet use

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES

  • • Office/desk/workstation

  • • Keys

  • • Mail (incoming and outgoing)

  • • Shipping

  • • Purchase requests

  • • Telephones

  • • Building access cards

  • • Conference rooms

  • • Picture ID badges

  • • Expense reports

  • • Office supplies

COMPUTERS

  • • Email

  • • Access tools

GENERAL ORIENTATION

  • Give introductions to department staff and key personnel during the tour

  • Facility tour (restrooms, pantry, meeting rooms, parking, printing station, clinic, emergency exits, and storage room)

POSITION INFORMATION

  • • Introductions to other team members.

  • • Review initial job assignments and training plans.

  • • Review job description and performance expectations and standards.

  • • Review job schedule and hours.

  • • Review payroll timing, time cards (if applicable), and policies and procedures.

COMPLETION

  • Additional training need

  • Employee (Full Name and Signature)

  • HR Representative (Full Name and Signature)

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