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Key Policies & Procedures:
The Fundamentals
- Every organization develops policies and procedures. Few keep them updated
- Policies, procedures, job descriptions are eroded through time
- As an organization grows employees take on additional /varied tasks outside the original role they were hired for. Has their core responsibilities been diluted? We live in a fast paced society. People move and with them knowledge
- When new employees join your organization they will "import" their previous knowledge and experience, while this does invite innovation and a fresh perspective, there is also the risk that they may erode other important processes
What's Vitally Important?
- It is important to ask the question: Do they (directors, manager and employees) have a clear understanding of our "key" standards?
- It?s critical to capture the best practices and processes developed in your business
- Managers and employees need easy access to policies and procedures as it relates to their position
- In a diverse population documentation needs to be understood by front line employees
- Employee opening, closing & procedures, general responsibilities and work processes need to be refreshed regularly
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How can we help?
- Live standards (those which are refreshed and reviewed on a regular basis) decrease insurance risk, litigious ramifications and most importantly, help employees clearly define your expectations of them
- With my third party assistance, you can quickly identify key risk elements and implement effect suggestions
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Our Focus
- Assist your team in the development of your key Policy and Procedure needs
- Design a format of policies and procedures that can expand as your company grows
- Use "off the shelf" software that your organization (more than likely) is already using
- Create a Q&A system that allows you to keep track of staff understanding of your key policy and procedures
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Results:
- Documented action plan/steps that create a better flow for the fundamental day to day tasks
- Documented information demonstrating employee knowledge of specific policies and procedures
- Limits risks that aren?t insurable (your business name and credibility)
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