Employee Handbook and Orientation - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 12 pages of information about Employee Handbook and Orientation.

Employee Handbook and Orientation - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 12 pages of information about Employee Handbook and Orientation.
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The employee handbook is a document compiled by an organization that is used to inform employees of rules, regulations, and policies. It is a consistent, formalized way in which organizations can communicate with employees, and it is one of the most important forms of information that the company can provide its employees. Employees can refer to the handbook to answer basic questions throughout their tenure with the organization. Additionally, managers in the organization can use the handbook to help them make uniform and consistent decisions regarding employees. By avoiding arbitrary or uninformed decisions by managers, the company may prevent problems that stem from the unfair or even illegal treatment of employees, such as reduced worker motivation, lower performance, or even litigation.

Orientation is a training program that introduces new employees to the company, their work units, and their particular jobs; it is...

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