3 Ways to Simplify Your New Hire Onboarding Process

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3 Ways to Simplify Your New Hire Onboarding Process

It seems that a large portion of an HR department’s work is centered around the onboarding of new employees. There’s paperwork to process, trainings to oversee, and benefits meetings to give. But if all your time is spent onboarding new employees, when do you have the time to handle all of the other demands that are placed on you? You have enough on your plate as it is; the onboarding process should be smooth and simple, not cumbersome and time consuming. At eFileCabinet, we work with many HR managers who have spent years looking for ways to simplify the onboarding process. With their advice, and some research of our own, we’ve compiled this list of ways to simplify the new-hire process so that you have more time to deal with other HR matters.

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