Comment vous tenez-vous au courant des politiques de votre entreprise?

I concur with your viewpoint, and I strongly recommend conducting a comprehensive review of all policies at least once a year. It is imperative to ensure that these policies are continually adapted and updated to align with the ever-evolving dynamics of our rapidly changing times. By doing so, we can maintain relevance and effectiveness while staying in sync with the needs and challenges of the present-day landscape.

Points for the policy manual: - structure and levels of internal documents - owners of the documents by domain and specifically - periodicity of regular updates - storage place for you policies house as single source of truth - standardized way of notifying of all changes - regular awareness sessions for important changes in main documents

We utilize Power DMS to manage all of our Departmental policies. The system has a notification when a new policy is released and or updated, which requires all of our employees to read and sign for the current policy or update. We also assign policy review assignments periodically throughout the year, which are done as roll call training as we are a law enforcement agency.

I concur with your viewpoint, and I strongly recommend conducting a comprehensive review of all policies at least once a year. It is imperative to ensure that these policies are continually adapted and updated to align with the ever-evolving dynamics of our rapidly changing times.

Indeed, I appreciate the convenience that subscriptions and newsletters bring, but in recent times, I've noticed that my inbox gets inundated with spam, advertisements, and other unwanted content. As a result, my sentiment towards this approach is gradually turning negative.

The approach of notifying staff on stuff changes could be different: - mails - newsletter - intranet page - chat bots, etc. Main point is that it should be clear, predefined and suited yo the communication culture and approach of the company

What I have found helpful is to do a training in company policies every Month or so. This helps teams understand the policy better, With new employees it becomes part of their onboarding on a weekly basis. By doing that we know it well and easily pickup any new changes.

All major changes to main documents would need training and awareness sessions. Schedule those yovsuit needs of both trained and trainers and management to avoid operational disruptions. Make it suited to needs and approach of company

Nowadays, many organizations maintain an intranet or internal portal where all company policies are available for easy access by employees.

Employees can reach out to their HR representatives or supervisors for any policy-related questions or concerns. HR teams are often responsible for disseminating policy updates and ensuring employees are aware of them. It's also crucial for employees to actively engage with all the company resources and remain proactive in staying informed about their company's policies. Being aware of policy changes helps maintain compliance and ensures a smooth workflow within the organization.

Cultivate your own network within your organization. I was undergoing an evaluation years ago. During it my manager asked me what part of our over 200,000 SQ ft. facility I couldn't get something done even though I didn't have any supervisory authority. I took a second or two, and he said uh huh I thought so. That evaluation resulted in the biggest raise I ever got with that company. Try going to lunch with somebody from a different department now and then. As mentioned above monitor newsletters, online forums, social media accounts etc. It may sound daunting but just a few minutes a day with such things can make a big difference !