Download our free guide for hiring your first employee in California
Having them join your team is the first stage. Your job is to guide them through the various stages of the employer–employee relationship.
This is what we call the employee life cycle, which includes the stages an employee goes through at different points in your organization and the role you play at each stage.
It all begins with hiring.
This guide will help you develop your unique hiring process in California to get the right people on board.
We’ve built this guide specifically for companies looking to establish a successful HR foundation and grow their team in California.
You’ll find practical insights and a holistic approach to creating a compliant, values-driven and joyful work environment — one that reflects your culture and is always in compliance with industry standards and California hiring laws, which can be quite complex.
Knowing, from the get-go, how to hire employees in California will save you time, money and headaches. This guide will cover
Things to do before you hire a new employee
Things to do to hire awesome employees
Things to do to onboard amazing employees
Things to do after onboarding — now what?
Hiring consultants: who and when?
Plus, we’ve included nearly 40 pages of tools, templates and checklists to start you off on the right foot. Among what’s inside:
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Better HR Starts Here
Job Description Questionnaire
What’s up with AB 5 (1099/IC classification)?
Sample Job Description
Sample Interview Questions
Interview Guide
Application for Employment
Sample Offer Letter Template
New Hire Checklist California
Sample Questions for Monthly Meetings
Three-Month Onboarding Plan
Whether you’re hiring one employee or building out a full team in California, this guide will walk you through what you need to know to get it right — strategically, legally and humanely.
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One more thing: When you download this guide for hiring California-based employees, we’ll give you a FREE 30-minute consult with one of be the change HR’s experts to start mapping your HR success in the U.S. with confidence.