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Gopikishan
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Hi Folks,
Do we have anyone in the forum working on rolling out a code of conduct policy?i need to roll out one in my organization. I need to know of the innovative ways in which it can be made interesting learning for the employees. The policy is ready but the way it is presented would help create the necessary employee buy in.
Please do provide me with the necessary inputs
Best Regards

From India, Mumbai
octavious
575

HI.
I AM STARTING A THE SAME IN MY COMPANY.
THE POLICY TO BE ACCEPTED,HAS TO BE IMPLEMENTED BY THE TOP MANAGEMENT.
AS A HR WHAT YOU CAN DO IS EDUCATE EMPLOYEES AND HELP EMPLOYEES IF THE RUN INTO AMBIGUITY OR COVER UP THEIR INITIAL MISTAKES,TILL THEY GET HANG OF POLICY

From India, Mumbai
Gopikishan
3

Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for the reply.
However, it doesnt answer my query completely. I was looking forward to receiving inputs with regard to the PROCESS part of rolling out the policy.
If you are planning to implement it in your organization, plz do share with us on this forum the process part and the delivery methods/tools that u shall be using in the process.
Best Regards

From India, Mumbai
Paladin
9

To be successful any program must have the approval and aggressive support of Senior Management, therefore a member of top management, probably the Senior HR official, should introduce the program to all employees in a meeting to emphasize the importance of such policy.

The introduction should be in stages, initially starting with all Senior Managers and their reports (Department Heads). At this meeting, comments should be encouraged to uncover any defects in the policy. Of course this meeting will be held in the strictest confidence. It is not in the company's best interests to have the policy made known before it is thoroughly examined.

If there are no major hurdles, the next step is to introduce the new policy to all employees in a general meeting, if the population is small enough, or in several meetings throughout the day.

The presentation should describe the new rules/regulations, the reasons for implementation, and the possible/probable consequences if violated. Again, questions should be encouraged to assure that all employees have an understanding of the new policy.

After the general meeting Department Heads will meet with their subordinates - managers and supervisors - to detail how the rules will be applied and the method of correcting unacceptable behavior.

Hope this helps

PALADIN

From United States,
jimatl1
one technique that worked for a firm I worked for utilized the concept of a crossword puzzle focused on naming what par6t of the code of conduct was covered by a stated issue or example. The first 10 people in the org who were able to complete the puzzle recvd aq $25 gift certificate

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