The Employee Handbook, Getting started

Are you thinking about creating an employee handbook but you’re not sure if it’s actually needed or where to start? Once you’ve determined to create one, now you’re not sure what to include or leave out. Lora Patterson guides you through the importance an employee handbook and the items you should start with and how […]

Lora Patterson on Sep 11, 2018

Are you thinking about creating an employee handbook but you’re not sure if it’s actually needed or where to start? Once you’ve determined to create one, now you’re not sure what to include or leave out.

Lora Patterson guides you through the importance an employee handbook and the items you should start with and how to get employees to actually read it. Learn more about Zenefits HR Advisors.

About the author

Lora Patterson

Lora Patterson is an HR Advisor at Zenefits. As the daughter of a small town business owner, Lora is passionate about helping business owners navigate the tricky world of human resources. On her days off, she spends her time exploring used bookstores and traveling the world.

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