Create an employee manual

Hello,

I have posted detailed instructions including an outline and grading criteria for the Employee Manual in Course Materials and in the HW section and I have set up the submission link in HW assignments.

You may use a fictitious company for the EM, the company you work for, or you may develop an employee manual for a family company or a company you wish to start.  The submission must be original. You may not copy any existing employee manual and submit it or you will receive a failing grade.

I would like you to be researching sections of the manual for outside ideas. So in other words, I would like you to research articles and gather ideas and information on various areas of the manual and what we have studied in the course. I would like you to be researching sections of the manual for outside ideas like:  job safety procedures and workers’ compensation, process and grievance procedures, disciplinary procedures etc.

So in other words, I would like you to research articles and gather other ideas on various areas of the manual. You may cite the textbook as a reference and need other references also.

Please submit the EM in the HW link as document or put it in the text box. If you have diagrams, pictures etc. it works better as a Word Doc.

          I can only open documents in MS Word; please do not use any other software.  Do not use a "special" character in the name of any files. For example, "Homework#1" or characters like those below:

 

# pound	< left angle bracket	$ dollar sign	+ plus sign
% percent	> right angle bracket	! exclamation point	` backtick
& ampersand	* asterisk	‘ single quotes	| pipe
{ left bracket	? question mark	“ double quotes	= equal sign
} right bracket	/ forward slash	: colon
\ back slash	blank spaces	@ at sign

 

Also, keep these rules in mind:

· Don’t start or end your filename with a space, period, hyphen, or underline.

· Keep your filenames to a reasonable length and be sure they are under 31 characters.

· Most operating systems are case sensitive; always use lowercase.

· Avoid using spaces and underscores; use a hyphen instead.

http://www.mtu.edu/umc/services/web/cms/characters-avoid/