Most medical practices agree that an employee handbook is a great idea. Many, however, don?t know how to write a good handbook. This article provides a helpful overview of the kinds of materials that should and should not be included in your practice?s employee handbook. It explores the many benefits of employee handbooks and identifies four policy topics that you should avoid. It suggests the benefits and potential uses of a glossary in your employee handbook and provides an example of the terms that might be included in a medical practice glossary.
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Using an Employee Handbook to Head off Problems by Laura Sachs Hills, M.A.
