Payroll & Schedule Basics

Please fill in the missing words from the handbook: Our reputation for doing the right thing is one of our most valuable assets. Our customers believe in our products and services, and they trust us. It’s up to each of us, every day, to protect that trust. Living up to the highest standards of _____, _____, and _____ is the most important commitment we can make – to each other, our customers, our business partners and our investment group.

In the handbook, the following paragraph refers to [blank_start]standards of conduct[blank_end]. "It is anticipated that the Company employees will apply themselves fully to their work. Included in this assumption is that employees will report to work punctually as scheduled, perform their work assignments in a timely and professional manner, and follow all the Company policies, procedures, and practices

In the handbook, the following paragraph refers to one's [blank_start]introductory period[blank_end]. "The first three months of your job at the Company are considered an introductory period and will be used to verify your skills, capabilities and suitability for our Company. Likewise, this gives new Employees the opportunity to evaluate the Company as a place to work. As previously stated in this handbook, during the introductory period as at any time during employment, your job may be terminated at any time without any reason without notice."

When does your work schedule need to be submitted by?

Where do you list the hours you plan to work?

Where do you log your hours?

When do you have to submit Open Time Clock requests by?

When clocking in or clocking out, what location do you clock in/out under?

What is the first thing you do after you clock in?

Before clocking out, how should you spend the last five minutes of your shift?

Once you feel you have completed a project or assignment, what is the next step?

If you feel that you have completed all assigned projects and have already sent these projects to your supervisor for feedback, how should you spend your time?

When are marketing team meetings?