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CHECKLIST

HUMAN RESOURCE
AUDIT CHECKLIST

9 July 2004
HUMAN RESOURCE AUDIT CHECKLIST
Policies and procedures clarify workplace expectations for employees and employers. They provide a documented point of common understanding about
specific matters affecting the workplace.

OVERVIEW OF REASONS FOR POLICY DEVELOPMENT


• Legislative requirements
Some legislation includes requirements for written policies and procedures to be in place with ongoing implementation. For example, under some
occupational health and safety legislation it is an offence not to have a policy outlining the employer and employee’s responsibilities. In other areas such
as equal opportunity, there are no specific requirements to implement a policy and procedure However, where an employer can point to a policy, that will
go some way towards substantiating the employer’s compliance with the law should the matter arise before a court or tribunal. To this end many
organisations have policies on matters such as EEO, workplace harassment and grievance handling procedures.
• Codes of conduct
Codes of conduct detail issues that are not regulated by law but are the standards, behaviours and expectations set by the employer in the workplace.
Policies associated with codes of conduct may cover matters such as: fighting, language, dress standards, alcohol, drugs, smoking, confidentiality, other
employment, maintaining the workplace, borrowing of organisation property, theft, and statements to media.
• Conditions of employment
Conditions of employment which may fall within this category include: attendance, absenteeism, punctuality, transfer, training, promotion, probation,
performance review, discipline, abandonment of employment, exit interviews, notice, and termination.
• Employee entitlements
Policies included within this category may include annual leave, long service leave, bereavement leave, parental leave, carer’s leave, jury leave, special
leave, overtime, shift work and details of any other entitlements.
• Employee benefits
Some organisations provide a range of employee benefits not prescribed by legislation or awards. These can relate to such matters as employee health,
or assisting employees to balance work and family responsibilities. It is important to clarify how such benefits are awarded to employees in an
organisation policy in order to ensure that all employees know of their availability, they are distributed fairly, and that any conditions applying are
understood.

Employee benefits, which fall into this category, may include: company cars, mobile phones, employee assistance programs, salary packaging, career
breaks, working from home and study assistance.

The following audit checklist provides a list of policies, procedures and documentation that are useful for organisations to consider in managing the
employment relationship.
POLICY AND PROCEDURE AUDIT CHECKLIST
Is there an Is revision Is a policy and
existing policy required? procedure
and procedure? Y/N required? Priority
POLICY/PROCEDURE NAME
Y/N Y/N High/Med/Low

ORGANISATIONAL POLICIES/PROCEDURES

Code of Conduct

Communications

Copyright

Grievance Handling

Intellectual Property

Internet and Email Use

Mission Statement

Motor Vehicle Car Pool

Organisational Objectives

Organisational Social Functions

Security Policy

Use of Organisational Property

Work and Life Balance


Is there an Is revision Is a policy and
existing policy required? procedure
and procedure? Y/N required? Priority
POLICY/PROCEDURE NAME
Y/N Y/N High/Med/Low

RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION

Employment of Relatives

Employment Screening Policy

External Recruitment and Selection

Induction

Internal Recruitment and Selection

Medical information

Relocation

EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS

Casual Employment

Job Sharing

Part time Employment

Probation

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT

Absenteeism
Is there an Is revision Is a policy and
existing policy required? procedure
and procedure? Y/N required? Priority
POLICY/PROCEDURE NAME
Y/N Y/N High/Med/Low

Annual Leave

Bereavement Leave

Carer’s Leave

Children in the Workplace

Defence Service Leave

Dress Policy

Educational Assistance

Emergency Leave

Employment Assistance Program

Family Leave

Flexible Working Time

Higher Duties Policy

Hours of work

Jury Duty

Leave without pay

Long Service Leave

Mobile Phones
Is there an Is revision Is a policy and
existing policy required? procedure
and procedure? Y/N required? Priority
POLICY/PROCEDURE NAME
Y/N Y/N High/Med/Low

Motor Vehicle Use

Parental Leave

Promotion

Public Holidays

Rostered Days Off

Sick Leave

Study Leave

Superannuation

Time in Lieu

Training and Development

Travel and Expense Reimbursement

Use of Credit Cards

Working from Home

PRIVACY

Disclosure of Information

Employee Records

Inspection of Records
Is there an Is revision Is a policy and
existing policy required? procedure
and procedure? Y/N required? Priority
POLICY/PROCEDURE NAME
Y/N Y/N High/Med/Low

REMUNERATION

Remuneration Review

Remuneration Setting

Salary Packaging

PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

Performance Appraisal
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AND
DISCRIMINATION

Diversity

Equal Employment Opportunity


Harassment (including sexual harassment and bullying in the
workplace)

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace

Emergency Evacuation

First Aid

Incident Reporting and Investigation

Non-smoking

Occupational Health and Safety Policy


Is there an Is revision Is a policy and
existing policy required? procedure
and procedure? Y/N required? Priority
POLICY/PROCEDURE NAME
Y/N Y/N High/Med/Low

Skin Protection

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION

Claims Management

Rehabilitation Procedure

Return to Work Procedure

DISCIPLINARY AND TERMINATION PROCEDURES

Abandonment of Employment

Counselling

Demotion

Discipline

Redundancy

Suspension (with or without pay)

Termination
Is there an Is revision Is a template,
existing required? letter or form
template, letter Y/N required?
or form? Y/N Priority
TEMPLATES, LETTERS AND FORMS
Y/N High/Med/Low

Acknowledge receipt of application letter

Alternative Employment

Application for Employment Form

Application for Internal Vacancy Form

Application for Study Assistance

Certificate of Service

Certificate of Training Completed

Criminal History Application Form

Employee Classification

Employee Screening Feedback Form


Employee Status Change including permanent change,
secondment and higher duties.

Employment Declaration

Exit Interview Form

Internal Job Vacancy Notice Form

Interview Assessment Form

Letter of Offer – Casual


Is there an Is revision Is a template,
existing required? letter or form
template, letter Y/N required?
or form? Y/N Priority
TEMPLATES, LETTERS AND FORMS
Y/N High/Med/Low

Letter of Offer – Fixed Term

Letter of Offer – Part time

Letter of Offer – Permanent

No vacancies

Positions Descriptions

Privacy Disclosure Authorisation Form

Probation period complete – confirmation of appointment

Recruitment and Selection Checklist

Recruitment and Selection Shortlisting Form

Redundancy – Calculation of entitlements

Redundancy Confirmation Letter

Redundancy Proposal

Sample Advertisement

Sample Questions for Use in Interview

Success interview letter – letter of appointment

Successful application – interview letter


Is there an Is revision Is a template,
existing required? letter or form
template, letter Y/N required?
or form? Y/N Priority
TEMPLATES, LETTERS AND FORMS
Y/N High/Med/Low

Unsuccessful application – no interview letter

Unsuccessful interview letter

Warning letter

Working from Home – OHS Self Assessment Form

Working from Home Agreement

Working from Home Application Form

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