Summary: SBI Policy Review

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SBI POLICY REVIEW RICKEYA BEALE LIBERTY UNIVERSITY ABSTRACT Creating an effective and informative manual for employees to use as a method of better understanding a company and all of its internal and external value, allows for a connection and common ground to be created from upper management down the line to employees. By allowing employees know first hand what is expected of them from the start of their time in the company, helps to instill the goals an mission of a company and allows for insight when grey areas are presented. There are many different aspects that can be discussed in an employee handbook ranging from appearance, benefits, expectations, and even proper on the job conduct. In this paper there are four policies that were most important and stood out to myself as essential ground rules, for a new small up and coming business. With various examples and explanation my research rational and personal philosophy will be…show more content…
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