Personnel
Policies
Manual

Sample

Introductory Statements
and Notices as required. For example:

We are glad you have decided to become involved with this agency. We hope your association with our organization will be challenging, rewarding and interesting. We wish to provide opportunity and incentive for the growth and well-being of all paid and non-paid personnel. This handbook/manual is designed to furnish you with information about personnel administration and to answer questions that you may have concerning our everyday operations. If you have any questions that this document does not answer, don’t hesitate to ask your immediate supervisor for further clarification. Our success as an agency and as individuals depends on our mutual respect and cooperation. (Sample statement from Lin Grensing-Pophal’s Developing a Personnel Manual, 1993.)

Table of Contents

Be sure to include a Table of Contents to help make the information accessible. Your agency may wish to order and name the topics differently. Topics might include:

Job Classifications

Full-time: Staff who work over 25 hours per week. May be paid hourly or by salary.

Part-time: Staff who work less than 25 hours per week. May be paid hourly or by salary.

Temporary: Staff hired on a short-term basis for special assignments, replacement or overflow duties. A finite completion date is specified. Usually paid by the hour.

Contract staff: Not considered an employee of the agency but hired by the agency to perform a project or assignment as outlined in a specific contract. Contractor is paid a specified fee.