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Supervisor and employee print the Day One checklist
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Supervisor
Action
- Choose
the Print command from the File Menu to create a
printed copy of this checklist for your reference
Employee
Action
- Choose
the Print command from the File Menu to create a
printed copy of this checklist for your reference
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2. Employee trains on
paycheck and travel voucher
Employee Action
- Schedule an appointment with our T&A contact
(for FS) or METI liaison for a tutorial
on how to fill in timesheets
Pay
Information:
For FS employees: You
will enter your work hours on a system called Paycheck
at the end of every two weeks, detailing the time you
worked each day. After being approved by your supervisor,
the information is recorded into a database. There are
26 pay periods a year. Your first payday will be 10
days after the close of the pay period in which you
start work.
For METI employees:
You will log in via the Internet into the METI timesheet
system, detailing the time you work each day. At the
end of the week, you will electronically sign your timesheet,
which will be approved by supervisors at METI. Create
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3. Employee creates email
signature block and learns about mail and voice mail procedures
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Employee
Action
- Create
an e-mail signature block in Lotus Notes with your
name and a link to our website (http://www.fs.fed.us/global)
- Meet
with receptionist to learn about mail procedures
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The receptionist
will be able to help you with this, but here are a few
things to note.
- There are several types of outgoing and incoming
domestic and international mail: regular mail via
United States Postal Service, Federal Express and
DHL.
- For local outgoing mail, you can ask the receptionist
to help you call a courier--you will need the recipient's
name, address and phone number.
- Most of your mail will be either placed in your
cubicle (for FEDEX, DHL and Courier) or in the mail
room in your slot.
- Most mailing supplies are found in the back room
of the mail room. The receptionist also keeps FEDEX
and DHL slips.
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4. Employee learns more about International
Programs
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During
the first week, you should learn more about International
Programs. Ask your supervisor to answer any questions
you may have about our office.
Employee Action
While familiarizing yourself with the above resources,
pay attention to the following areas:
- Our
Mission
- The
IP competencies/corporate culture
- How
we work
- Our
partners-domestic and international
- Our
audience
- Where
we work (regional programs)
- What we work on (program areas)
- Our
services
- The
roles of the different staff units
- Our
relationship to the rest of the Forest Service
- How
others can work with us
- Our
Outreach materials (ask for a tour of Stella to view
our materials)
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5. Employee gets oriented with the Computer
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Employee
Action
Discuss with Supervisor or IP staff person that handles set up.
Logins - passwords
- computerLotus Notes
- Database(s)
- Overview of computer system: public filing on k drive, introduce employee to
his/her folder on the k drive.
- Laptops and palm policies/procedures
- Printers
- Intranet
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6. Employee schedules appointment
with Director
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All
new employees are encouraged to meet formally with the Director
twice. The first meeting should be scheduled during
his/her second or third week, while the second meeting
should be six months later. This is a great opportunity
for the Director to learn about you, and for you to
gain a deeper understanding of the Director's expectations
of you as a staff member of IP.
Employee
Action
- Schedule a meeting with the Director
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7. Employee learns about
Forest Service and USDA web resources
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Employee
Action
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8.
Complete site feedback
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Supervisor
Action
- What
was your experience with the Day One checklist?
What was helpful or effective? What was missing
or could be improved? Email the
NEO Team and let us know! Thanks!
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Employee
Action
- What
was your experience with the Day One checklist?
What was helpful or effective? What was missing
or could be improved? Email the
NEO Team and let us know! Thanks!
Congratulations!
You have completed the Week One checklist and are ready
to move on to the next stage. |
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