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Employee Handbook

Create an employee handbook with at-will, equal opportunity, pay, time off, conduct, technology and safety policies, plus an acknowledgment page.

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What this document does

A baseline employee handbook for a small US business, issued by the employer: a welcome, at-will and not-a-contract statements, equal opportunity and anti-harassment with reporting channels, employee classifications, hours and pay, paid time off, holidays and leave, workplace conduct, technology and social media, safety, leaving the company, and an optional employee acknowledgment of receipt.

What it covers

  • Welcome
  • About This Handbook
  • Equal Opportunity and a Respectful Workplace
  • Employment Basics
  • Hours and Pay
  • Time Off, Holidays and Leave
  • Workplace Conduct
  • Technology, Privacy and Social Media
  • Workplace Safety
  • Leaving the Company

A template you fill in yourself from your own answers. LeaseCraft is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; for advice about your situation, talk to a lawyer.

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Questions about the Employee Handbook

A welcome, at-will and not-a-contract statements, equal employment opportunity and anti-harassment policies with reporting channels, employee classifications, hours and pay, paid time off, holidays and leave, workplace conduct, technology and social media, safety, and leaving the company, with an optional acknowledgment page for employees to sign.

No. It is a baseline handbook. Matters that vary by state, such as breaks, sick leave, final pay and other required leave, are described as provided "as required by applicable law". Review the laws where your employees work and add any state-specific policies you need.

The handbook says it is not a contract of employment and that the company may revise its policies. The acknowledgment page confirms that the employee received the handbook.

Yes. If you have a separate remote work policy, the handbook points to it by name. Otherwise it says remote work is approved case by case or that work is done at your workplace.

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