New Employee Orientation
HRCalifornia
The first day of a new job is the ideal point in the employment relationship to make sure new employees understand your policies and work rules, are informed of their legal rights and obligations, and receive the necessary training to do their jobs safely and efficiently.
It’s important to plan in advance for the employee’s first day and make sure that you have all the necessary paperwork and a list of any training that’s required, including any industry specific training.
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