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DECK LEDGER

Coastal Contractor

July/August 2007
by Diana Hanson
Employee handbooks

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DECK LEDGER Employee Handbooks: Laying Out the Rules Diana Hanson Expert business and legal advice Wouldn't it be great if new employees already knew all of your rules and procedures when you hired them? Since they don't, however, writing down the basics of what you expect from your employees will save you a lot of time and aggravation. While an employee handbook won't solve all your management problems, it can be a useful tool for helping you manage your crew. When you clearly lay out your company's rules in a handbook, you are removing the mystery surrounding your expectations, and

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