Onboarding Resources – Welcoming new employees to WSU

Human Resource Services recently added new onboarding resources to the Recruitment Toolkit.

Additions to help welcome new employees to Washington State University include:

  • Updates to the “New Employee Onboarding Checklist” – a document that helps the hiring department keep track of crucial items during the onboarding process.
  • A sample onboarding schedule and template that can be modified to fit the needs of the hiring department.
  • “Guiding Principles of Onboarding” – Principles that outline the importance of onboarding and engaging the new employee. Onboarding is an ongoing process, not a one time event, it is something that needs to extend beyond New Employee Orientation.

Onboarding Resources: hrs.wsu.edu/Onboarding

Resources for New Employees: hrs.wsu.edu/New+Employees

New Hire Orientation Schedule: hrs.wsu.edu/Employee+Orientation+Schedule

Contact Human Resource Services at (509) 335-4521 or email hrs@wsu.edu for questions on these onboarding materials.

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