Why and When Are Employee Handbooks Necessary?

Topics:
Employee Handbook
Tags:
Employee Handbook,
Human Resources,
Policies And Procedures,
Winning Associates
Source:
Winning Associates

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Overview: The president of a large company was quoted as saying, "We've done away with our personnel manual. It got us into more trouble than it was worth." While most Human Resource Directors and corporate CEOs understand why policies, procedures, and forms are necessary to effectively operate any organization, there are a few who establish these because "that is the way it has always been done." At the same time, there are many attorneys who will tell you that policies and procedures only place the company in situations loaded with liabilities because no policy manual can be without implied contracts.

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Format: HTML | Size: 15KB | Date: Jan 2001 | Pages: 1


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