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How to write policies and procedures Prioritize a policy list. You can't write every policy at once and some are more important than others, so create a list of policies that need to be done first. ... Conduct thorough research. ... Write an initial draft. ... Validate the procedures.
Examples of company policies include employee conduct policies, dress code, attendance policies, equal opportunity policies, and other areas related to the terms and conditions of employment. Procedures: the processes by which employees should deal with potential breaches of company policies.
If you want to write policies and procedures for your own organization or team, here are some steps you can use: Identify your goals. ... Brainstorm tasks and processes. ... Determine a policy format. ... Write policies and procedures. ... Clarify logistics. ... Proofread and revise. ... Publish and distribute.
The policy should clearly tell the audience why it exists, who it affects, major conditions and restrictions, when and under what circumstances it applies, and how it should be executed. ?Terms of Art? should be clearly defined for the reader under the ?Definitions? section. Check for accuracy and compliance.
Important Tips on Formatting Policies Use Similar Formatting. ... Set and Follow Best Practices. ... Use Standard Templates. ... Limit Policy Length. ... Use Succinct Language. ... Use Bullets and Lists. ... Link to Related Documents and Forms. ... Include a Glossary.