Австралия (трудовые отношения). Кроме должностных инструкций, как известно, существуют общие правила для работников. В Беларуси, например, это правила внутреннего трудового распорядка. Прочитав ниже приведенную публикацию можно сравнить чем отличаются правила внутреннего трудового распорядка от общих правил поведения на рабочем месте, применяемых в Австралии.

Home | About Us 10 things you must include in your  workplace policies Monday, 23rd March, 2015, by Loran McDougall In today's Workplace Bulletin: 10 questions to ask yourself to create a comprehensive workplace policy Dear Reader, Never underestimate the importance of a good workplace policy. They present a number of benefits to you and your employees, including: informing employees about what is expected of them (in terms of both performance and behaviour); providing a means of communicating important information to new employees; providing decision-making guidelines so that employees do not have to continually refer to senior managers; demonstrating that employees will be treated equally and fairly; providing a complaints-handling process, which helps to avoid claims of bias; and protecting you from legal risk  by helping you to defend claims that you have breached employment legislation, e.g. in relation to discrimination, bullying, health and safety, unfair dismissal, privacy and online behaviour. Failing to develop and implement workplace policies that are comprehensive and relevant will deny your business of these benefits. That’s why, in today’s bulletin, Charles Power gives you 10 questions you should ask yourself to ensure your develop effective workplace policies. Until next time, Loran McDougall Editor Workplace Bulletin ....................................................................................Advertisement...................................................................................... Want access to over 50 sample employment law contracts, policies, letters and forms you can copy and start using in your workplace? Click here to learn more 10 questions to ask yourself to create a  comprehensive workplace policy by Charles Power Editor-in-Chief, Employment Law Practical Handbook When developing or reviewing a workplace policy, ask yourself the following questions to ensure that your policy includes everything it needs to: What is the policy’s purpose? What is the scope of the policy, i.e. what activities does it cover and who does it apply to? Are there any related policies or procedures that exist or are being developed? (If so, reference them.) What behaviour is acceptable under the policy? What examples and definitions can you include? What behaviour is unacceptable under the policy? Is any behaviour relating to the policy against the law? (If so, reference the related legislation and make it clear that legal action could be taken against any employee who engages in that behaviour. Don’t forget to mention any employee behaviour that you, as the employer, could be vicariously liable for.) What disciplinary action or performance management procedures will an employee face if they breach the policy? Who should employees contact with enquiries or complaints relating to the policy? Who has authorised the development of the policy? Are there any circumstances in which it will not be possible to follow the policy – if so, how will you respond? Regards, Charles Power Editor-in-Chief Employment Law Practical Handbook Like the Workplace Bulletin? Check out our other free bulletins: Health & Safety BulletinAll the latest tips, tools and strategies you need to help you stay on top of health and safety laws. Click here to sign up now. Self–Managed Super Fund Bulletin Receive all the information, ideas and tips you need to manage your own super fund. Click here to sign up now. Please whitelist the Workplace Bulletin to make sure you get every edition delivered to your inbox. The information in this email is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this email by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, please return the message to the sender and delete it from your records. All content is © 2007-2015 Portner Press Pty Ltd All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: We research our recommendations and articles thoroughly, but disclaim all liability for any inaccuracies or omissions found in our publications. Click here to view our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions. Queries: For general enquiries, email cs@portnerpress.com.au or call 1300 782 911. Workplace Helpdesk: Paid subscribers to the Employment Law Handbook can ask our experts for advice. Syndication: To republish a Workplace Bulletin article, please email cs@portnerpress.com.au for information. Workplace Bulletin ISSN 1836-117X Portner Press Pty Ltd 96-98 Bridport Street Albert Park VIC 3206 Australia