Tag: Code Of Conduct

Safety induction for new employees Whatever your industry or business type, induction is crucial safety part of introducing new employees to your company and their role, as well as the rules and regulations that govern it. Some companies view induction as a chance to welcome new employees, while others simply avoid the…

Whenever a new employee starts work, it is common practice to put them through an induction process to ensure that they are properly trained to carry out their job both safely and efficiently. However, businesses often neglect to do the same for volunteers and other people who may be visiting…

Workplace induction Workplace induction is crucial in introducing new employees to your company, its processes, people and procedures. Requirements of the job Be sure to explain to an employee the requirements of his or her job, and the terms and conditions under which they are employed. This part should be covered in the…

Codes of conduct are a must for modern business. But what purpose do they actually serve? We set out to answer the most common questions about them. What exactly is a code of conduct? In its simplest form, it’s a set of guidelines that details acceptable standards of behaviour and conduct in…

What to Cover in an Online Safety Induction Whether it’s a new contractor, an employee returning to work after a long absence or staff changing roles, it is important to make sure that every worker is fully aware of the potential health and safety risks present in the workplace. Safety induction…

Things to Know about Online Contractor Induction Systems Workplace accidents and lost time injuries can cost organisations a lot of money. They can also cause pain and suffering for workers involved. That’s why creating a safe work environment for employees, contractors, temp workers and visitors is of paramount importance for any…

How can Online Induction Help your Business All businesses, large and small, have a legal duty to provide online induction and/or face-to-face training to new employees. The aim of the induction training is to familiarise new starters with the company, its ethos, policies, health and safety procedures, job benefits and performance…

Offboarding There’s a lot of talk these days about onboarding (opposite to offboarding), which is the process of bringing someone new into your business and positioning them for success. It’s a process that’s incredibly important, and one modern companies are increasingly putting a lot of time and effort into getting right, recognising…