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Aug. 23, 2008
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Employee manuals must be consistent and harmonized with any other documentation that may possibly govern the employer-employee relationship, writes Gary Ganchrow. - Employment Column
By Gary Ganchrow
This article appears on Page 8
Many companies distribute employee manuals or handbooks. One significant goal of employers that do so is to provide employees and management with clear standards, procedures and expectations - in other words, predictability. Yet the exact legal significance of these manuals, and how they will be treated by a court in the event of a dispute, is not...
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