The onboarding process starts from when you first offer the new employee the job.
The process is about:
- familiarising the employee with your team and business culture
- helping them understand their role and what is required of them
- helping them fit in socially and professionally.
Onboarding new employees will ensure they feel welcome and have everything they need to start their first day with confidence.
More information, including induction checklists, can be found Staff onboarding and inductions.
Staff Manual
A staff manual is a piece of on-boarding important because it promotes consistency, serves as a reference and guidance tool, aids in onboarding, enhances efficiency, allows for flexibility and updates, supports working requirements and is a valuable resource for both employees and organisations, helping to establish clear expectations and guidelines for a productive and harmonious work environment.
- Some key information that should be included in your staff manual is:
- Introduction, Induction to Club,
- Staff Contracts and Position Descriptions
- Leave (annual, sick, jury duty, etc)
- Working Hours, Pay, Meal Breaks and Meals
- Uniforms
- Use of Substances
- Intellectual Property
- RSA, AML & CTF and Staff Gambling information
- Theft and Robbery
- Bullying & Harassment
- Incident Reporting
- Confidentiality
- Public Liability
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