Onboard
Plant the seeds for great performance.
Ensure a successful start.
An effective onboarding program supports your recruitment efforts. Research shows that a successful onboarding reduces employee turnover, increases productivity and boosts morale which will initiate a positive working relationship with your employees and improve your bottom line. Here you’ll find checklists and templates to help you meet regulatory requirements and set your team up for success from day one.
Find information on conducting a well-planned orientation program to properly onboard your new employees.
Before Start Date
Start Date
Payroll
Probation Period
Before Start Date
Prepare for a smooth onboarding by completing key tasks before the employee arrives. This includes paperwork, setting up payroll and systems access, and ensuring the workspace, tools, and training plan are ready.
Start Date
Create a positive first impression with a structured first day. Welcome the employee, review roles and expectations, complete required documentation, and introduce them to the team and workplace practices.
Payroll
Ensure employees are set up correctly and paid accurately and on time. Learn about payroll requirements, deductions, record-keeping, and compliance with employment standards and tax regulations.
Probation
Use the probation period to support new employees and assess fit. Set clear expectations, provide regular feedback, and document performance to guide decisions about continued employment.
