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Create Records from Object Home Pages Click the object for the kind of record you want to create. For example, click Accounts if you want to create an account record. Click New. Select a record type if you're prompted. Enter values in the fields. ... Save your changes, when you finish entering values for your new record.

These records keep track of everything from pre-employment interviews to I-9 forms to health records to coworker complaints. Basically, HR records are a written history of every employee's time with the company from beginning to end. So your purpose, as an HR employee, is to be the recordkeeper of these histories.

For example, each employee can have a folder with their name or employee number. Within that folder, you can have sub-folders labeled ?Onboarding,? ?Payroll,? ?Performance Reviews,? and so on. Then, put the same types of documents into each of these sub-folders for each employee.

Add Employee Records From the App Launcher, find and select Employees. Click New. Enter values for each employee. Required fields are: First Name. Last Name. Status As Of. Email. ... Link the employee record to a user record using the User lookup field. Click Save to finish, or Save & New to create another employee record.

Personnel files cover employment history and should include hiring documents, employee and emergency contact information, and a signed acknowledgment of your company's employee handbook. Over time, you can add performance reviews, disciplinary forms, employee awards, training records, and termination letters.

How to Create a Personnel File Checklist in 7 Easy Steps Start With Employment Documentation and Relationship Statuses. ... Figure Out What Not to Include. ... Order Your Checklist Like a Table of Contents. ... Simplify as Much as Possible. ... Update for Policy Changes and New Material.

Add Employee Records The Employee object is a Work.com standard object. From the App Launcher, find and select Employees. Click New. Enter values for each employee.