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	HR - New Hire Orientation Checklist
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	At A Glance
	This Word document is a template for an orientation checklist for a newly hired employee.
	Background
	Having an orientation checklist for newly hired employees is important for educating new employees about company procedures and building corporate culture. Your company should have a standardized procedure for all employees to ensure that all required company information and materials are given to new employees on their first day on the job.
	Benefits
	Using this tool, you will have a checklist for conducting a complete new employee orientation. This will help employees better understand company policies and procedures and improve their performance.
	Time ROI
	It takes on average 4 hours to research and develop a formal company checklist/outline for New Employee Orientation. By using MyWorkTools.com, you will save approximately 3 hours since all you will have to do is review the orientation checklist for company relevance.

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