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People Who Work for You Recruiting and Hiring What Do You Do After the Hire? Orienting the Employee Before the Employee Arrives
People Who Work for You Recruiting and Hiring What Do You Do After the Hire? Orienting the Employee Before the Employee Arrives
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PrintBefore the Employee Arrives
You'll want to prepare a packet for the employee that contains all the necessary information that the employee will need, including:
- necessary forms, like the W-4 and the I-9
- any written policies or work rules, including a handbook or safety information
- any benefits information, including pamphlets or booklets from the insurance companies, materials that compare and explain specific coverage levels and benefits, and any enrollment and beneficiary designation forms
- information that explains the pay schedule, deductions from pay, availability of sick leave, and vacation time
- any marketing materials or product descriptions that can give your new employee insight into your business
