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Pre-Employment Checklist Form

Pre-Employment Checklist

 

Date:

 

Applicant:__________________________________________________________

Position:___________________________________________________________

 

        References Requested:                 Date Received:

____________________                  ______________

____________________                  ______________

____________________                  ______________

 

 

Interviewed By:                       Approved By:

____________________                  ______________

____________________                  ______________

____________________                  ______________

 

 

Education verified:_________________________________________________

 

 

Licensure of certification verified:________________________________

 

 

Bonding Company approval:___________________________________________

 

 

Starting Salary $

 

Fringe Benefits [List]:

 

Effective starting date:

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Pre-Employment Checklist

Pre-Employment Checklist

 

Date: _

 

Applicant: _

 

Position: _

 

References Requested:                 Date Received:

_                                     _

 

Interviewed By:                       Approved By:

_                                     _

 

Education verified: _____________________________

Licensure of certification verified: ____________________

Bonding Company approval: ________________

Starting Salary $_____________________

Fringe Benefits [list]: ______________

Effective starting date: __________________________

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Posted by Hrformats - August 2, 2011 at 10:33 AM

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Job Applicant Employment Verification Form

Dear xxxxxxxxxxx

The person identified below is being considered for employment and has signed a statement authorizing this verification and investigation.  We shall appreciate a statement of your opinions and experiences as outlined below.  Your reply will be considered confidential.

___________________________________

Name of Applicant

 

___________________________________

Social Security Number

 

___________________________________

Dates of Claimed Employment

 

___________________________________

Position Last Held

 

___________________________________

Final Rate of Pay

 

Is the above information correct?  Yes______ No________

 

If not please make corrections.

 

What is your opinion as to this person’s?

 

Ability________________________Effort_________________________

 

Conduct________________________Attendance_____________________

 

Reason for leaving your employ________________________________

______________________________________________________________

 

Eligible for rehire?  Yes_____No_____If not, why?_____________

______________________________________________________________

 

Your further comments on any personal or professional strength and weaknesses will be appreciated.___________________________

______________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________

 

Date__________Signed_____________________Title_____________

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Posted by Hrformats - July 30, 2011 at 8:55 AM

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Appointment for Employment Interview and Testing

Appointment for Employment Interview and Testing

Dear Concern,

Thank you for your recent application for employment with The Chambers Corporation. An interview has been scheduled for you on Monday, June 7, 1986, at 10:00, with Mr. Phil Menot, Head of Personnel.  Mr. Menot’s office is located on the xxxxxxxxxxx.

A test will be administered to you immediately following your interview, which will take approximately one hour.

If you are unable to keep this appointment or if you have any questions, please call me at (813) 555-4000.

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Posted by Hrformats - July 28, 2011 at 4:51 AM

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Employment Agreement Checklist

Employment Agreement Checklist

This checklist is used to negotiate employment agreements between employer and employee.

1. Job description and specification

What is the title of the employee’s job?
Is employee guaranteed a seat on the board of directors while an employee?
Where is the place of employment? What are the regular working hours?
Can employee be relocated unilaterally to another city, or only with the employee’s consent?
Is the employee allowed to be involved in other activities (e.g., a directorship on other boards, involvement in community activities)?
What are the employee’s responsibilities?
Can the employee be demoted? Can employee’s responsibilities be substantially modified, decreased, or increased?

2. Wage and Salary

What is the base salary? What about overtime? What about commissions?
Does the salary go up each year by a designated amount or by cost of living increases?
Are there designated times for performance reviews?
When is it payable?

3. Benefits

Will the employee participate in all benefit plans of the company?
Which of these plans should be in place for the employee? Are all of the payments for the benefits the responsibility of the company? such as:

– Health and medical (including spouse and dependent coverage)
– Educational reimbursement
– executive financial counseling
– Disability
– 401(k)
– Pension
– Cafeteria plan
– Life insurance
– Stock option/stock grant
– Dental, vision
– Professional liability insurance

Any special loans or forgiveness arrangements?
Are some of the benefits taxable to the employee? Should employee be reimbursed for the tax?
How much vacation per year is employee entitled? Does unused vacation continue to accrue for the benefit of employee and payable on termination of employment?
Is there a designated sick pay policy?

4. Bonus

Are there bonuses to be tied to objective performance standards?
Are target bonus levels or minimum bonuses to be established?
Does employee get a signing bonus?
Is employee entitled to a guaranteed bonus?

5. Reimbursement of expenses

Are moving expenses to be reimbursed?
Is there a relocation package available for employee (e.g., the company purchasing employee’s house on a move?)
Will the employee’s business expenses be reimbursed promptly?
Is there a car or car allowance, cellular phone provided, or other such amenities?

6. Stock option grants

Does the option exercise period terminate 90 days after termination of employment or can it be longer?
Are the shares obtained upon exercise of an option subject to repurchase on termination of employment? If so, at what price? (from the employee’s perspective, repurchase rights should not be included or should be limited.)
Are the shares obtained upon exercise of an option subject to a right of first refusal? If so, on what terms?
Is the option a tax advantaged incentive stock option?
Does vesting of options accelerate on a change of control of the company? Or, on other events such as termination of employment by the company without cause?
Will employee get stock options?
What percent of the company do the options represent? (note: in venture capital backed privately held companies, the usual price for common stock options is 1/10 of the price for the latest round of preferred stock issuance.)
What is the exercise price for the options?
Are any options deemed automatically vested upon grant?
How long will unvested options vest? Monthly? Yearly cliff vesting?
How long is the option exercisable?

7. Stock grants

Does vesting accelerate on a change of control of the company? Or, other event such as termination of employment by the company without cause?
Does employee have to pay anything for the grant?
What tax will the employee have to pay for the grant? Will the company also pay employee an amount to cover the tax?
Does employee have a right of first refusal for future company stock issuances to avoid dilution?
Will the employee be granted stock?
Is this stock subject to vesting? What is the vesting period?
Is this stock subject to repurchase rights or rights of first refusal?
Should employee file a § 83(b) irc election?

8. Confidentiality restrictions

If there are confidentiality restrictions on the employee, are the following excluded from the definition of “confidential information”?:
How long do the confidentiality restrictions last? Indefinitely? A set number of years after disclosure to the employee?
What restrictions have been imposed on the employee by the prior employer?
The employee must be careful not to use or divulge confidential information of a prior employer – the new employer will often want a covenant from the employee prohibiting such use or disclosure.

9. Invention assignment issues

What is the scope of the company’s rights to the employee’s development of new inventions, trade secrets, and ideas? Are these the company’s only if they specifically relate to company business and developed during company time?
Do the invention assignment provisions comply with the california labor code or other applicable law?

10. Term and termination

How long is the employment term?
What are the circumstances that the employee can be fired “for cause”, such as: Conviction of a felony or any act involving moral turpitude; Commission of any act of theft, fraud, dishonesty or falsification of an employment record; Material uncured breach of the employment agreement; Failure to perform reasonable assigned duties; and/or Improper disclosure of the company’s confidential information; Lost of licenses; Disability
Avoid “for cause” definitions that give the company too much latitude for termination.
Is employee entitled to severance pay on termination? How much?
If the employee is terminated without cause, is it clear that employee will get all salary and benefits that employee would otherwise have been entitled to for the remaining term of the agreement?
If terminated without cause, is the company required to continue paying for benefits or cobra benefits for some period of time?
Is employee given the right to terminate at the employee’s discretion prior to the end of the term?
Does the agreement get renewed automatically on a year-to-year basis unless the company gives the employee notice of non-renewal at least 90 days in advance of the end of the term?
Is the employment “at will”?
What are the grounds, if any, on which employers can terminate?
What are the terms, if any, for compensation in the event of early termination?

11. Liability protection for the employee

Does the company’s articles of incorporation limit the liability of officers and directors to the maximum extent permitted by law?
Is there an indemnification agreement that protects the employee, covering: Indemnification protection for claims; automatic advancement of legal expenses; Protection even if the employee is no longer employed by the company? (note statutory limitations on indemnification.)
Does the company have directors’ & officers’ (“d&o”) insurance coverage? Is the company required to maintain a minimum amount of such coverage?
Do the company bylaws provide for indemnification protection for officers and employees?

12. Breach of agreement

Is the company required to give notice to the employee of any alleged breaches of the agreement and an opportunity to cure?

13. Disability and death

What is a disability event?
What happens on death? Can medical and other benefits continue for some period for the spouse and children?
What happens on disability? Does the employee continue to receive salary and benefits?

14. Golden parachute

What are the tax implications of the golden parachute payment? Will the company also gross up the parachute payment to cover the tax?
Will the company reimburse the employee’s expenses in connection with an irs audit claiming additional tax?
In the event of a change of control of the company, is employee entitled to terminate employment and receive a “golden parachute” payment (e.g., two or three times the yearly salary)?

15. Representations and warranties of the company

Are there specific representations and warranties of the company that should be set forth (e.g., financial resources, venture capital backing)?
Has employee been promised something orally that should be reflected in the employment agreement?

16. Post-employment limitations

Are there limitations on the employee soliciting company employees? For what period?
Is there a covenant not to compete after termination of employment?

17. Dispute resolution

How are disputes to be resolved?
Should arbitration be considered?
In what city must disputes be brought if litigated or arbitrated?

18. Miscellaneous provisions

Choice of law
Integration clause
Is the company prohibited from assigning the agreement?
Is there an attorneys’ fees clause where the prevailing party in a dispute would be entitled to recoup its attorneys’ fees incurred?

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Posted by Hrformats - July 23, 2011 at 5:47 AM

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Employment Offer Letter

Date : ___________

Ms. / Mr. _________________
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________

 

EMPLOYMENT OFFER LETTER

Dear ________________,

With reference to your application and subsequent interview with us, we are pleased to offer you the position of ___________________ in our organization at a company of USD. __________________ (Rupees ___________________ only) .

We would expect you to join as early as possible but not later than _________, beyond which the offer would stand withdrawn, unless a new date is mutually agreed upon, by us in writing.

On the date of your joining, you may please bring along the following:

1. Proof of age
2. Copies of Educational Certificates
3. Copies of professional Certificates
4. Relieving certificate from the previous employer
5. Appointment letter of the previous employer and salary revision letters
6. Last pay slip received from the previous employer
7. 3 Passport Size photographs
8. An updated Curriculum Vitae
9. Form 16 (TDS certificate)

This Offer of Employment is subject to receipt of satisfactory references.

This Letter of Offer is being sent in duplicate. Kindly sign the copy as a token of your acceptance of the offer and return us the same.

 

For, Company Name

 

Name: Employee Name
Designation:

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Posted by Hrformats - July 23, 2011 at 5:37 AM

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Employment Rejection Letter

Employment Rejection Letter

You can use this employment rejection letter to let an employer know that you do not accept a job offer.

Anna Tan
Address
City, State, Zip Code
Phone Number
Email

Date

John Tam
HR vice president
Organization
Address
City, State, Zip Code

Dear Mr John Tam

Thank you very much for offering me the position of Sales Manager with AAA Group. It was a very difficult for me to make this decision but I have decided to accept another job offer.

I sincerely appreciate Interview team taking the time to interview me and to share job opportunity, your company … with me.

Again, thank you for your consideration and for the job offer.

 

Signature

 

Anna Tan

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Posted by Hrformats - July 23, 2011 at 5:24 AM

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Equal Employment Opportunity Policy

Equal employment opportunity policy

1. Definition of Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO policy)

 

EEO policies are developed by:

• Local law such as Civil Rights Act of 1964 (US base).

• Code of conduct (issued by company itself or customers).

2. Requirements of EEO policy:

The employment should base on job-related qualifications only and without regard to:

• Race,
• Color,
• Religion,
• National origin,
• Citizenship status,
• Sex,
• Sexual orientation,
• Gender identity,
• Age,
• Disability, or
• Veteran status…

3. How to deploy EEO policy?

• This policy should inform in written statement to candidates, HR department, line managers.

• This policy also should post to company website and recruitment ads.

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Posted by Hrformats - June 28, 2011 at 9:15 AM

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Sexual Harassment Policy

1. Definition of sexual harassment

Sexual harassment is unlawful discrimination on the basis of sex. It violates both local law and code of conduct (issued by company itself or customers).

2. Types of sexual harassment

Sexual harassment can occur in a variety of circumstances, including but not limited to the following:

• The victim does not have to be the person harassed but could be anyone affected by the offensive conduct.

• Unlawful sexual harassment may occur without economic injury to or discharge of the victim.

• The victim as well as the harasser may be a woman or a man. The victim does not have to be of the opposite sex.

• The harasser can be the victim’s supervisor, an agent of the employer, a supervisor in another area, a co-worker, or a non-employee.

• The harasser’s conduct must be unwelcome.

3. Process of sexual harassment

• When an employee complains to a supervisor, another employee, or the human resources office, about sexual harassment, an immediate investigation of the charge should occur.

• Supervisors should immediately involve human resources staff. Employees need to understand that they have an obligation to report sexual harassment concerns to their supervisor or the human resources office.

4. How to avoid and prevent sexual harassment?

Company should setup procedure and policy in written statement then inform to all employees.

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Posted by Hrformats - June 28, 2011 at 9:01 AM

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Employment Bond Format

Please find herewith an attachment of Employment Bond Format.

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Posted by Hrformats - June 2, 2011 at 11:30 AM

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