On the Employee's First Day
When the employee arrives on the first day of work, some of the first things to do are:
- Show the employee where his or her work area will be.
- Show the employee where he or she can store personal effects safely, if not at a desk.
- Give the employee a tour of your workplace, pointing out the restrooms, break room, supply room or area, and first aid kit.
- Introduce the employee to any other employees or workers.
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Work Smart
If you have a lot of work to do yourself and you won't be able to spend a great deal of time with the employee, you might want to designate a trustworthy employee to be the new employee's "buddy" in case the employee has questions.
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At some point in the first few hours that the employee is at work, you should:
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