New Employee Onboarding
New Employee Onboarding
Project details
What we need
- A written document that identifies the Organization's timeline, onboarding goals, recommended responsibilities and support for new hire success:
- An onboarding checklist and timeline template that can be completed by the Organization for each new hire
- A suggested checklist and template outlining onboarding methods the Organization should pursue to meet its goals (human resources and information technology materials, department presentations, mentor assignment, skill sharing, etc.)
- Recommendations on how to delegate onboarding responsibilities within the Organization or department, if applicable
- A short plan for communicating with the new hire prior to their first day of work
Additional details
We are about to launch a major new project/expansion, and hire 10 new employees.
What we have in place
- We currently have all the basic HR practices in place, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have clearly articulate vision and mission, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $8,686 , allowing us to focus resources on the delivery of services.
We are bringing on 10 new employees to start up a new initiative and this will help us to do so effectively and build a strong team and support new employees.
Project plan
About the org
Institute for Early Education Leadership & Innovation, University of Massachusetts Boston
Our mission
At the Institute for Early Education Leadership and Innovation, we believe that the LEADERSHIP AND INNOVATION required to address the persistent challenges and systemic inequities in early care and education (ECE) must be driven by experts--early educators. The Institute designs, tests, and studies strategies and delivery models for developing entrepreneurial leadership from within the diverse ECE workforce to drive improvement and outcomes in ECE. Through our research, policy recommendations, and work with early educators, we cultivate new mindsets about the power and the possibilities for early educators to be the agents of change in the field.
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