Factorial - HR Audit Checklist
Factorial - HR Audit Checklist
If you select "No" to any of the following, make sure you create a plan to address the problem. Kee
perform your HR audit at regular intervals. ie. every 6 months or 1 year.
HR Management
Is there a shared mission and vision statement?
Are the HR goals aligned with the organizational goals?
Are the workweeks clearly defined?
Are the working hours clearly defined?
Is there regular and open communication between the HR department and managers and employe
Is there an open form of communication between HR and other departments?
Recruitment
Is there a clear procedure used for hiring in the organization?
Does each position within the organization have a job description?
Are the job descriptions up to date?
Are the job descriptions used ADA compliant?
Are hiring practices ADEA compliant?
Are hiring practices GINA compliant?
Are I-9 documents reviewed on an annual basis and for each hire?
Is e-verify utilized for each new hire?
Are job openings offered to current employees?
Is sufficient training provided to those that conduct the interviews?
Are there interview guidelines that ensure consistency between managers?
Are managers aware of EEOA regulations and violations during the interview process?
Is the recruitment, interview and selection process well documented and regularly reviewed?
Are affirmative action plans adopted by employers during the hiring process?
Are applicants background and references checked?
Are background checks in compliance with federal and state Fair Credit Reporting Act laws?
Are background checks in compliance with industry-specific regulations?
Is the selection process informed by the Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures?
Are the sufficient workplace policies in place, i.e - harassment, safety, EEO, and attendance?
Is the employee turnover rate monitored?
Are new hires reported to the state and IRS in the required time limit?
Are company policies clearly communicated and enforced?
Onboarding
Do new employees receive a contract and employee handbook?
Is the employee handbook up to date and accurate?
Is the employee handbook in compliance with federal and state laws?
Are the onboarding documents up to date?
Do new employees receive the right training from the most appropriate employee?
Do new employees have follow up meetings?
Do new employees complete a W-4 form?
Is the onboarding training a process as opposed to only 1 week?
Employee Relations
Does your organization have a system for performance appraisal in place?
Are employees made aware of all the different types of evaluations in place?
Are the evaluation policies themselves reviewed and updated if needed?
Are your evaluation practices in line with your policies?
Do the policies and procedures comply with the federal rules and regulations?
Is there a clear and well communicated process in place for receiving and handling employee comp
Are employment practices in check with anti-discrimination laws?
Are supervisors, managers and directors properly trained in liability and anti-discrimination practic
Are there effective policies in place to prohibit retailiation against any employees who exercise the
Do exit interviews take place when an employee leaves?
Documentation
Do all employees have a personnel file?
Are the personnel files kept up to date?
Are documents kept for the required duration?
Is EEO-1 compliance filled in annually? (If applicable)
Does the organization comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?
Are documents kept for each incident of workplace violation?
Are applicable documents (medical, etc.) stored separately, as required by law?
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