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Compliance with legal and security regulations – Do your visitors need to sign special acknowledgment or authorization forms? Ability to customize visitor policies – In addition to signing special medical clearances at check-in, you can also ask visitors to acknowledge your officepolicies.
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My employee is feigning ignorance of officepolicies I have an employee who “forgets” well-established norms and/claim they were not aware of something. If it’s always in their favor, name the pattern and ask them to review your officepolicies again so that they have a refresher.
I want to help you understand the rationale for both those things, but I also want to talk to you about the impression it can create in a workplace when you take such a negative outlook on pretty standard officepolicies.”. Is this overtime maneuver legal? Is that legal? But again, this could be my personal weirdness.
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the employer wouldn’t be legally required to speak to a former employee as part of this kind of investigation. I work in a pediatrician’s office which happens to be in a resort area. The pediatrician’s officepolicy is that we will not see vacationers as patients but will refer them to an urgent care facility.
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