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An HR Manual, to be worthy of its name, must contain the eleven (11) policy areas that consist as the critical aspects of an HR Manager's job/ responsibility. These areas are: Manpower Planning, Recruitment, Compensation, Benefits, Training & Development, Labor Relations, Manpower Movement, Payroll & Timekeeping, Discipline Management, Organization Development, & Performance Management.
Moreover, one must be able distinguish an "HR Manual" from an "Employee Handbook". The handbook contains the "Conditions for Employment" and normally includes the " Code of Ethics & Discipline". As such, the former is intended as a general reference for supervisors and managers, while the latter is intended for distribution to all employees.
Best wishes.
Ed Llarena, Jr.
Managing Partner
Emilla Consulting
Manila, Philippines
Tel: 00632-787-0423
0063-916-762-7218
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