HR Onsite Services
Create job descriptions
We will interview employees to determine what they do on
a daily/weekly/monthly basis. We will also interview the
managers to confirm the information. The job descriptions
are then written up and submitted for approval to management
and confirmed with the employees. Employees are instructed
on how to follow the job description.
Assist employees in understanding their job functions, based
on new job descriptions
Employees are productive when they know what they have to
do and why. Once the job descriptions are created, the employees
are instructed on understanding how their job relates to
the description. All training needed to follow the job is
determined and given to the manager.
Create interview and reference checking guides
Resume analysis and reference checking techniques are addressed,
interview techniques are taught and interview guides are
created to assist managers in this function of their job.
Assist manager(s) in interviewing for new hires
Hiring an employee is one of the most important jobs a manager
has and one of the least understood. If an employee leaves
in the first 12 months, it costs the company 3-4 times
their salary. Based on the job descriptions, managers are
given guidance in avoiding future hiring failures.
Assist in assessment, selection and induction in the hiring
process
Being able to ensure that your employees and applicants have
the skills, attributes and attitudes necessary for success
is essential. We can provide you with legal, valid and reliable,
standardized assessments for any purpose or job role. Many
can be performed on-line or are self-scorable in-house requiring
no specialized software or added mailing costs and delays.
Provide psychometric assessment to determine a person’s
fit with the job
Personality assessment determines if the candidate/employee
is willing to perform the job productively over a long period
of time. Just because a person can do a job doesn’t
mean they will do a job. Using a validated online assessment
tool you are able to predict a candidate’s level of
success on the job, before you hire them.
Create a performance system that works for the company
All employees need to know how they are doing, and managers
need to know how the staff is doing. This is done through
a performance review that is conducted annually. The performance
review is created using the job descriptions as a basis
with added areas such as goals and future growth suggestions.
Conduct exit interviews on exiting employees
When an employee leaves, an exit interview needs to be conducted.
The exit interview identifies areas of improvement for
the management team and areas of strength, based on that
employees perception of their time with the company. It
is better to have an outside person conduct these interviews
as people are freer with their feelings.
Create health and safety policies
All business which have functions that are impacted by health
and safety regulations need to have policies to protect
the employee and the business. These are created with the
help of the management team and key employees. All employees
are instructed in their use and sign a document stating
awareness and compliance.
Create confidentiality forms
After interviewing the management team for areas of confidentiality,
a form will be created for the employees to sign. It will
have in it the consequences for breaking the confidential
rules that were created.
Create a recognition policy
Employees are self motivated, and this motivation is often
supported by the company with recognition and rewards.
Policies should be created to support this principle and
to guarantee fair and consistent recognition.
Create a corrective action policy
When an employee does something that is not correct there
are two choices. One is to re-train the employee and the
other is to work on changing the unacceptable behaviour.
A proper correction policy needs to be in place so that
employees know the consequences of poor performance.
Source out health and dental benefit providers
As the business grows, the management team will want to provide
additional benefits such as health and dental plans. The
sourcing out of these plans can be tedious and time consuming.
Source out group RRSP plans
It is becoming more and more difficult to keep good long
term employees happy at their work place. An excellent
benefit that you can provide is an RRSP plan to assist
them in saving for retirement. The RRSP can also be used
to defer taxes on any bonus/profit sharing that your employees
may receive. By setting up a voluntary plan for your staff
they take responsibility for investment decisions. What
a great way to offer some financial security to your team!
Provide labour relations expertise as needed
If there are problems that require labour relations interventions,
the management team needs to call on someone with that
expertise. All the areas will be provided.
Train the employees and manager(s) in customer service
skills
Customer service skills will make or break a company. All
training is conducted on site, using critical incidents from
the business. Outlines can be obtained from www.trainwithnova.com
web site.
Train manager(s) on the use of the performance system
Performance reviews if done poorly will become a liability,
not a benefit to the manager and the employee. Training
on how to conduct the review is critical for a motivating
environment. Outlines can be obtained from www.trainwithnova.com
web site.
Train employees how to prepare for performance reviews
An employee needs to know how to prepare for the performance
review. The writing of successes and failures throughout
the year assists in the meeting itself.
Outlines can be obtained from www.trainwithnova.com web site.
Train manager(s) on providing on-going feedback throughout
the year
Feedback on performance provides the employee a clear picture
of their successes and opportunities. The managers will be
able to document these as ABC’s, (Activity, Behaviour
and Consequence), and keep a file over the year which will
make the performance review an easy process. Outlines can
be obtained from www.trainwithnova.com web site.
Coach manager(s) on their performance
Often managers behaviour causes employees to feel undervalued.
Or the manager wishes to be coached on their future skills.
Coaching is a specialized function, with one-on-one meetings,
in person or on the telephone.
Help with time management problems, communication issues,
team building challenges and any other training needs identified
Outlines can be obtained from www.trainwithnova.com web site.
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