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9781889150253

25 Essential Lessons for Employee Management: How to Protect Your Business

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    9781889150253

  • ISBN10:

    1889150258

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-09-01
  • Publisher: Natl Book Network
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Summary

25 Essential Lessons for Employee Management cuts through conventional practices and provides managers, whether they supervise 3 to 3,000 employees, with easy-to-apply techniques that guide them through four essential processes: The hiring process, new empoyee integration, managing problems and problems employees, as well as abiding by law including FCRA.

Table of Contents

Introduction 3(2)
Section One: The Hiring Process 5(142)
How to Set the Foundation for a Proper Company Hiring Process
7(8)
Problems With Today's Hiring Techniques
7(1)
Prepare a Job Description
8(1)
Define the ``Type'' of Employee
8(1)
The Importance of Proper Documentation
9(1)
Establish Proper Paperwork Policies
10(5)
Recruitment & Resumes
15(6)
Why Sound Recruitment is Important
15(1)
Before Looking for Candidates
16(2)
Using Community & College Sources
18(1)
Resumes
18(1)
Tips on Analyzing Resumes
19(2)
The Importance of Job Descriptions
21(4)
Defining Duties & Responsibilities
21(2)
Defining Specifications & Requirements
23(2)
Make The Basic Application Form & Other Pre-Hiring Forms Work for You
25(16)
Start with a Cover Sheet
25(2)
The Importance of the Basic Application
27(1)
Four Critical Items on the Application Form
27(2)
Subject Areas to Avoid On the Application
29(1)
Other Critical Pre-Hiring Forms
30(11)
Hiring & Discrimination
41(8)
Discrimination Quiz
41(1)
Occasions for Discrimination
42(1)
The Major Federal Laws That Prohibit Hiring Discrimination
42(1)
Compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
43(1)
Illegal Discrimination Definitions per EEOC
44(1)
More About Disability Discrimination
45(1)
The Do's & Don't List - What You Can & Cannot Ask Prior to Hiring
46(3)
Pre-Employment Screening Policy
49(8)
No Screening is the Worst Policy
50(1)
The Components of a Pre-Employment Background Check
50(1)
Formulating a Proper Company Screening Policy
51(3)
Pre-Employment Screening Vendors
54(1)
Be Aware of the Potential of Identity Theft
54(3)
Background Checks
57(42)
Obligations of Employers and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
57(1)
How to Verify Social Security Numbers
58(5)
How to Utilize Credit Report Data
63(2)
How to Verify Employment History
65(7)
How to Verify Personal References
72(1)
How to Check Criminal History
73(5)
Local Police Record Request
78(2)
How to Verify Educational Background
80(3)
How to Confirm Professional Licenses & Registrations
83(3)
How to Verify Military Service
86(3)
How to Obtain Motor Vehicle Reports
89(4)
How to Search for Civil Records
93(6)
Pre-Employment Screening Firms
99(8)
Components of a Quality Screening Vendor
101(4)
Where to Find a Vendor or Screening Company
105(2)
Pre-Employment Testing
107(10)
Psychological & Aptitude Testing
107(2)
Skills Tests
109(1)
Drug & Medical Testing
110(1)
Importance of Drug Testing to Business Today
110(1)
How to Establish a Drug Testing Policy
111(4)
The Other Side - Beating the Drug Tests
115(1)
A Few Words About Lie Detector Tests
115(2)
Conducting The Interview
117(10)
``Before the Interview'' Checklist
117(1)
Interview Procedures
118(1)
A Guide to Proper Questioning
119(2)
Avoid Improper Interview Questions
121(2)
After the Interview
123(1)
Applicant/Resume Evaluation Form
124(1)
Computer-Assisted Interviewing
125(2)
Making the Job Offer - The Proper Sequence
127(12)
The Acknowledgement
127(1)
Complete All Requisite Forms
128(9)
Verify, Verify, Verify
137(2)
How to Properly Reject Candidates
139(8)
Options Not Recommended
139(1)
Options Recommended
139(1)
What to Tell a Rejected Candidate
140(7)
Section One: Pop Quiz
143(4)
Section Two: Bringing The New Employee On Board 147(34)
The New Employee Orientation Process
149(4)
Creating an Orientation Program & Schedule
149(4)
The Employee Handbook
153(4)
Hours of Employment
153(1)
Salary Issues
153(1)
Benefits
154(1)
Sick Leave
154(1)
Holidays, Vacations & Job Attendance
154(1)
Conduct of the Employee
154(1)
A Few Words of Caution
155(2)
Probationary Employment, Temporary Help, & Subcontractors
157(10)
Use of Probationary Employment
157(2)
Using Temporary Help (Temps)
159(1)
Using Subcontractors
160(4)
Leasing Employees or Using a PEO (Professional Employment Organization)
164(3)
Retention Efforts
167(6)
Recognition and Encouragement
167(1)
Open Communication
168(1)
Competitive Salary
168(1)
Benefits Package
169(1)
Ongoing Education
169(1)
Out-of-the-Ordinary Perks
169(1)
Make It Fun to Come to Work
170(3)
Using Performance Reviews
173(8)
When Should Reviews be Conducted
173(1)
Designing a Performance Review Form
174(2)
Summary of Performance and Call For Action
176(5)
Section Three: When Problems Arise 181(36)
How to Deal With Unsatisfactory Employees
183(8)
Recognizing the Root of the Problem
183(1)
Disciplinary Measures Vs. Corrective Actions
184(2)
A Motivational Approach to Discipline
186(1)
How to Conduct Corrective Interviews
186(5)
How to Handle a Complaint, Grievance or Potential Litigation
191(4)
Treatment of Complaints
191(1)
Treatment of Grievances
192(1)
Treatment of Litigation
193(1)
Consider Arbitration Agreements
194(1)
How to Handle Workers' Compensation Issues
195(10)
Set Company Safety Policies
196(1)
Guidelines to Reduce Fraud
196(1)
How to Spot Signs of Potential Fraud
197(1)
Suggested Remedies to Control Abuse
198(5)
Tie It Al Together
203(2)
Termination Procedures
205(6)
Legitimate Reasons for Dismissal
205(1)
Act Swiftly
206(1)
Is the Termination is Legal?
206(1)
Employment At-Will
207(4)
Exit Interviews, Packages, & Termination Meetings
211(6)
Exit Interviews
211(1)
Exit Packages
212(1)
Termination Meetings
212(5)
Section Four: Abiding By The Law 217(2)
How to Comply with State Discrimination Laws
219(1)
Laws Defined by Number or Type of Employees
219(1)
State Specific Discriminatory Laws
219(1)
An Overview of Certain State Law Topics
220(1)
Reasons for Terminating Employees
220(1)
Obtaining Criminal Record Checks for Employment Purposes
221(1)
Alcohol and Drug Testing
222(1)
Former Employer Immunity for Reference Checks
222(2)
Workers' Compensation
224(3)
How to Comply with Federal Discrimination Laws
227(1)
Important Federal Discrimination Laws
228(8)
Other Topics of Employer Concern Administered by the US Department of Labor
236(4)
Quick Guide Federal Law Chart
240(3)
Answers on How to Comply with Other Legal Issues
243(1)
Sexual Harassment
243(1)
Hiring the Handicapped
244(1)
Age, Race, Ethnic Background, Religion, Pregnancy
245(1)
Retention of Employee Records
245(1)
Employers Monitoring Employees
245(2)
Hours of Employment
247(1)
Dealing with AIDS
248(1)
Appendices:
I. Fair Credit Reporting Act
249(8)
II. The Social Security Number Check
257(12)
III. Employer Forms
269(30)
IV. Summary of Recommended Web Sites & Other Resources
299(10)
V. State Agency Public Record Restrictions Table
309

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