HR Orientation Handbook

About this course:

One reason people change jobs is that they never feel truly welcome or a part of the organization they join. If a company spends considerable money recruiting, interviewing, and perhaps even relocating employees, it makes good sense to go one step further and make the new employee feel like they have made a good decision to come to this company.
A thoughtful new employee orientation program, coupled with an employee handbook that communicates workplace policies can reduce turnover and save that organization thousands of dollars. Whether your company has two employees or two thousand employees, don’t leave new employee orientation to chance.

Main learning objectives:

Understand how important an orientation program is to an organization. Identify the role of the human resource department in the orientation program. Recognize how the commitment curve affects both new employees and their managers. Know what companies can do to deliver their promise to new employees. Determine the critical elements of effective employee training. Establish the importance of having an employee handbook for new and long-term employees.

Course contents:

Finding, hiring, and keeping good people Building employee commitment Fast-track orientation Designing a successful orientation program The commitment curve Adult learning principles and how to apply them The eight orientation habits of world-class employers Learning styles inventory Creating an employee manual An orientation checklist