"employee file" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a collection of documents and records related to a specific employee's employment, such as their job application, contracts, performance evaluations, and any other relevant information. Example: "Please submit your employee file to HR before your performance review meeting next week."
Then there are the boxes of documents in employee file cabinets and boxes at the Stadium and in storage — a paper monster both scary and onerous.
Every email, every chat transcript, every medical record, every employee file, every configuration of your Myspace Top 8 favourite friends selection, every person on Twitter that you've muted because they are annoying.
Concrete examples of areas covered by Personio include: a full applicant tracking system, with support for multi-posting to over 100 job boards (e.g. Stepstone, Indeed, LinkedIn, etc); a digital employee file; document and contract management; on/off-boarding; attendance tracking; absence management; salary management & payroll; and performance management and feedback.
However, Claire's could not prove that their employee who did the piercing had received any training, nor was there evidence of it in her employee file.
Amassing a well-documented employee file prevents misunderstanding among all parties and affords legal protection to you and your employer in the event of litigation.
One employee's filing came within two days of leaving; another former employee filed at least 20 statements.
Mr. Cavalcante said the state had no record of an employee filing a workers' compensation claim in the past year.
A former Golden State Warriors employee filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the star guard Monta Ellis, saying Ellis sent her unwanted text messages that included a photo of his genitals.
Mr. Schneiderman's investigation began in April after a former Thomson Reuters employee filed a whistle-blower complaint about the practice, according to a person briefed on the inquiry.
Ms. Smith said the department was moving away from its former strategy of investigating companies only after an employee files a complaint.
An Acorn employee filed a report on Monday with the police in National City, a San Diego suburb that has a law forbidding scavenging of trash, Ms. Schur said.
