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Providing People Solutions |
Many of our clients with HR Partners have emphasized the stress of work schedules and locations changing because of the pandemic. Now, they want to get back to pre-March 2020 business operations schedules (if they have not already). Please see the template policy below, and please feel free to incorporate this language into your employee handbook.
Work Schedules
The regular workweek for full-time {COMPANY} employees is Monday through Friday and consists of forty (40) hours, excluding lunch breaks. Employees will be provided with their work schedules by their Supervisor and will be notified promptly should any changes be made to their schedules. {COMPANY} may alter, change, or modify the employee’s schedule or location at its sole discretion. Remote work is prohibited unless authorized in advanced by {COMPANY}. Employees should direct all questions regarding their schedule to their Supervisor.
One more item: good article on this subject matter that I read today from SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management). As always, please contact HR Partners at 785-233-7860 with any of your questions or concerns.
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2024 will be an epic year and we can’t wait to work with you to continue the magic.
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Susan Koch
Human Resources Officer
Kaw Valley Bank
"It gives me the peace of mind knowing that we have the support and expertise of Human Resources professionals just a phone call away through our collaboration with HR Partners.
I would definitely tell anyone considering working with the HR Partners team that they offer a wide variety of services tailored to the client. The HR Partners team assisted our Company with the revision of the Employee Handbook by customizing it to our needs and culture while ensuring it complied with federal, state, and local employment laws."
