New Hire Onboarding Checklist

Complete pre-arrival tasks, conduct a welcoming first day, provide detailed role information during the first week, set performance goals, and offer ongoing support and development opportunities.

Preparation (1-2 Weeks Before Start Date)

• Send a personalized welcome email to the new hire, including their start date, reporting location, and any pre-arrival instructions.

• Prepare necessary documents such as the employment agreement, tax forms (W-4 and state), and I-9 form. Ensure all forms are compliant with legal requirements.

Orientation Day (First Day)

• Extend a warm welcome to the new hires as they arrive. Introduce them to the team and provide an overview of the day's agenda.

• Ensure the new hire's workspace is organized and equipped with the necessary tools, including a computer, access to relevant software, and office supplies.

• Coordinate with IT to grant the new hire access to financial systems, databases, and any restricted areas as required.

First Week

• Provide a detailed job description, outlining their responsibilities, goals, and key performance indicators.

• Offer an in-depth overview of the Finance and Payroll department's structure, functions, and how it fits into the larger organizational framework.

• Explain the organization's financial processes, including budgeting, expense management, procurement, and financial reporting.

• Arrange training sessions to familiarize the new hire with financial software and tools used in the organization, such as accounting software or payroll systems.

• Clarify the company's compensation structure, including payroll cycles and benefits packages available to employees.

First Month

• Collaboratively establish performance goals, objectives, and expectations for the new hire's role within the department.

• Schedule regular one-on-one check-ins to provide guidance, address questions or concerns, and assess their progress.

• Conduct a 30-day performance review to evaluate the new hire's progress, address any issues, and provide constructive feedback.

Ongoing

• Keep the new hire informed of relevant financial regulations, compliance requirements, and updates in the field.

• Encourage participation in relevant training, certifications, or professional development opportunities to enhance their financial expertise.

• Foster collaboration with other departments, particularly Human Resources and Information Technology, to ensure seamless financial operations.

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