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TEMPLATE: Interview Guide & Candidate Evaluation Chart
$3.00The process of preparing for and selecting the best candidates for your business needs can be streamlined and efficient. This guide builds on the Application Screening Grid to encourage focus on a select few core competencies to score each applicant on during the interview process. This three-page resource includes scoring standards, customizable competency evaluation exercises for applicants to complete and tips on how to guide the interview process to make effective use of the time spent with each candidate. Sections Include: Interview Preparation Interview Process Establishing Rapport Sample Competency Evaluation *From Module 3 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
TEMPLATE: Salary Scale
$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. Salary Scoring Includes: Salary scale Minimum New Employee with little or no relevant experience Employee on probation Usual Starting Salary First Year New yet with necessary experience and Knowledge Recognized Experience Employee with 2-4 years of experience relevant to the position New employee with recognized competencies Fully Competent Employee with 3-6 years of experience and who exhibits the desired level of performance New Employee with sound competencies acquired in a similar position Legal Focus Pay Equity *From Module 4 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
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. -
TEMPLATE: Action Plan Form
$3.00Action plans do not need to be lengthy or difficult to track. This one-page form includes room for coaches and mentors to fill in up to five training objectives as well as identify the steps taken to accomplish these goals. For use in training and mentoring of employees and coaches in the workplace. Action Plan Includes: Performance Objectives Plan to Achieve Objectives Support Required Responsible Persons Timeline Monitoring Methods & Frequency *From Module 6 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
TEMPLATE: Exit Checklist
$3.00Use our termination checklist to verify all necessary steps have been taken to ensure a smooth transition from the company. This is a ready to use on-page tool to sign off on all mandatory termination steps i.e. security and employee badges returned, pager, computer, company cell phone... The template is designed to be signed off by the employee, Human Resources and Payroll. Termination Checklist Includes: Employee Information Termination Information Items for Collection Contracts to Terminate Signatures *From Module 10 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
TEMPLATE: Job Profiling Form
$3.00This 4-page resource expedites the process of profiling the duties and responsibilities of a position for new and prospective hires. Complete with percentages of time spent performing various duties as well as the potential physical strains involved. Sections include: Description of The Work Title Reporting To Employment Status Major Responsibilities Prioritized Background Information Skill Checks Transferable Skills Attitude Assessments Sector Knowledge Working Conditions Physical Demands Analysis *From Module 3 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 10: Employment Termination
$199.00Involuntary termination is when an employer fires or terminates an employee due to poor performance, just cause, for economic reasons, or for any other reason for which they feel the employee’s services are no longer required. While dismissing an employee is never pleasant, it needn’t be stressful. You can conduct a termination in a professional manner and minimize the risk of legal action simply by being prepared and following best practices. -
TEMPLATE: Decision to Terminate Checklist
$3.00Terminating an employee and by extension another’s livelihood and career requires careful consideration, checks and adherence to company policies as well as governing laws. This two-page resource allows all employ Policies Include: Termination Checklist Records of Attendance Performance and Disciplinary Action Reviewed All incidents accurately considered and documented Written Evidence exists that parties are aware of job needs and policies Other forms of Disciplinary Action have been considered Decision to Terminate is based on objective Standards This Termination of Employment is consistent with Previous Terminations All Relevant Parties have been Consulted I can justify the termination if the employee takes legal action Common Employee Questions *From Module 10 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
TEMPLATE: Mentoring Program Development Checklist
$3.00Mentoring programs are an effective way to encourage growth, skill development and prepare for succession planning by encouraging employees take on leading roles among their colleagues and peers. This two-page package includes both a checklist of questions geared to prepare employees and mentors for the process as well as a sheet to track the action plan. Learning objectives are easily identified, as well as timeframes, methods of evaluation and mentor comments allowing your human resources team to easily determine effectiveness of mentoring candidates. Checklist Includes: Familiarize staff with informal training by using one-on-one coaching or on-the-job help sessions. Identify individuals that might benefit from a mentoring program. Introduce and explain the mentoring program by meeting with your employees in a workshop, seminar, or discussion-group setting. Meeting management suggestions. Collect information on potential candidates and determine appropriate matches based on similarities in employee interests and needs. Discuss how each person will benefit from the process. Set a time and place for the next meeting. Create an action plan. Allow the mentor and protégé to steer the process as it moves forward. *From Module 5 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here.
