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TEMPLATE: Point Matrix System
$3.00This template will help you list critical factors relevant to your business. Then for each factor, determine the specific weight each level should be assigned. Multiply the level weight by the weight you assigned the factor to calculate the final score for each job. Critical Factors Include: Responsibility Product Quality Safety of Others Equipment and Materials Orientation & Training of Others Skills Experience Education/Training Effort Physical Mental Working Conditions Stress or Unpleasant Conditions Hazards *From Module 4 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 7: Retention
$199.00Managing your business for employee retention involves strategic actions to keep employees satisfied, motivated and engaged so they remain employed and fully productive with your organization. A comprehensive employee retention program includes measuring turnover, taking stock of employee satisfaction and understanding why employees leave the organization. Daily practices that foster a healthy work environment and effective communication support these efforts and ultimately contribute towards employee retention. -
TEMPLATE: Sample Conflict Resolution Policy & Procedures
$3.00This resource outlines the roles and responsibilities required of both employees and management in the event of any workplace conflict. Ready to print, distribute and keep ready for the day you will need to use these policies and practices. This template is easy to customize, ready to tailor to suit your organization’s brand, and will complement your existing policies and procedures surrounding the resolution of workplace violence. Examples include: Policy Statement Procedures Three Step Processes Conflict regarding workplace practice and policies Documentation *From Module 1 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 1: Establishing HR Function
$199.00This module includes an overview of the Human Resources Management function and how Human Resources (HR) systems, methods, processes and procedures are typically organized and implemented by owners, manager, supervisors, and contractors. Your own HR strategy, as well as your HR processes and procedures will depend on the size and format of your workforce, as well as the goals of your organization. -
TEMPLATE: Accommodation and Anti-Harassment Policies
$5.00Diversity and Workplace Violence are extremely important policies to enforce and distribute to your employees. They address the rights and responsibilities of both employers and their employees in regard to working in safe, inclusive environments. Policies Include: Accommodation Policy Checklist Acknowledgement of Diversity Policy Objectives Statement of Applicability Roles and Responsibilities of employer and staff Communication Training Monitoring Anti-Harassment Policy Checklist Descriptions of Harassment and Harassing Behaviour Employee Rights Employer’s Responsibilities Deal with allegations seriously and quickly Investigate all complaints considering: Reasonable timeframes for action Persons Responsible for Making Decision Protect against victimization or retaliation Enforce a zero-tolerance approach Communicating Training Mentoring *From Module 9 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
TEMPLATE: Employee Sign-On Session & Orientation
$5.00Missing any steps when on-boarding a new employee can cost your company unnecessary time and money. This checklist makes it easy to verify all appropriate checks have been made. This four page package includes checklists for both sign-on and employee orientation ensuring new employees are given everything they need to adjust to and feel comfortable in their new roles. Template Includes: Sign On Checklist Examples: Fully signed and completed Application Forms Employee Number and ID Card Completed signed TD1 form Employee Dependents Enrolment Forms for Employee Benefit Programs Signed and Dated Safety Policy Signed and Dated Confidentiality Agreement Reviewed Pay and Benefits Outline Introduced to Supervisor Orientation Activities Example: Welcome Workplace Introduction Job Responsibilities Explained Work Conditions Work Equipment Policies and Procedures Evaluation and Development *From Module 3 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 8: Health and Safety
$199.00Workplace health and safety (H&S) is a must for all organizations. Employers must show due diligence by taking all the precautions that are reasonable to protect the well-being of employees. Employees must share in this responsibility by exhibiting a working knowledge of health and safety topics and by participating in efforts towards protecting themselves and anyone else around them. -
TEMPLATE: Workplace Safety Kit
$8.00Safety information must be clearly communicated to all employees. It should focus on safe working practices, accident prevention and emergency procedures. This one-page checklist is ready to use ensuring your organization has thoroughly addressed workplace safety. Checklist Includes: Workplace Safety Checklist A list of employees who have first-aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and other safety-related certification. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). Guidelines for electricity, fire, security, sanitation and public health issues. Procedures for safe handling of equipment. Additional First Aid Kit Contents Instruments Bandage Types Antiseptic Other Risk Evaluation Grid Risks Probability Consequence Severity Safety Action Plan Template Risk Priority Approach Measures to Implement Champion Deadline *From Module 8 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 2: Human Resources (HR) Planning
$199.00HR planning is a process managers use to make decisions about the best ways to allocate an organization’s operations budget and its people resources. As part of the HR planning process, managers review business objectives to forecast an organization’s demand for employees and observe market conditions to anticipate the future supply of talent.
