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"All business operations can be reduced to three words: people, product, and profits. Unless you've got a good team, you can't do much with the other two."

Lee Iacocca, Former CEO of Chrysler Corporation

Is your HR geared up to get the best out of your people?

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Not having dedicated HR stunts growth and exposes the business to unnecessary risks.

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A guide to essential HR documentation

  • Good job descriptions are essential for effective HR as they provide clear expectations for both employees and managers, ensuring alignment between individual roles and organizational objectives. Additionally, they serve as foundational documents for recruitment, performance management, and training, helping to attract the right talent, evaluate employee performance, and develop targeted training programs.

  • A comprehensive guide that provides employees with information about company policies, procedures, and the organizational culture. It's an essential tool for onboarding, setting clear expectations, and ensuring consistent communication on company standards and practices.

  • These templates guide the evaluation process, ensuring consistency in how employee performance is assessed. They provide a structure for feedback, recognizing achievements, identifying areas for growth, and setting goals for the future.

  • Documents that outline the strategies and steps for employee learning and growth. They can be tailored for individual roles or departments and are essential for ensuring employees have the skills and knowledge needed to succeed.

  • Tools for gauging employee satisfaction, engagement, and areas of concern. Properly designed surveys can provide invaluable insights into the company's strengths and areas needing improvement, directly influencing retention and performance strategies.

  • These plans identify and prepare potential future leaders or key position holders. They ensure that the business is prepared for transitions and that there's a clear pathway for employee growth and advancement.

  • Detailed lists that ensure a consistent and comprehensive onboarding experience for new hires. They cover everything from initial paperwork to introducing company culture, ensuring that new employees feel welcomed, informed, and set up for success from day one.

  • Guidelines for addressing and resolving workplace conflicts. These procedures provide a clear process for employees and managers to follow, ensuring that issues are dealt with fairly and transparently.

  • Documents that outline the company's commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace. They provide guidelines on recruitment, training, and fostering an inclusive culture, ensuring every employee feels valued and respected.

  • These guides detail the salary structures, bonus schemes, and benefits provided by the company. They ensure transparency and help in retaining and attracting talent by demonstrating the company's commitment to rewarding its employees.