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Understanding Linked HR Policy – A Guide for Employees

Course Description:

This course is designed to provide employees with a clear understanding of Linked’s HR policy framework. It covers essential aspects of company policies, including compensation, benefits, work-life balance, performance management, talent development, and health, safety, and environment (HSE).

By completing this course, employees will gain insights into their rights, responsibilities, and the company’s commitment to creating a fair, rewarding, and safe workplace. This training ensures that all team members align with Linked’s core values and compliance standards, fostering a positive and productive work culture.

What You Will Learn:

✔ The key pillars of Linked’s HR policy framework

✔ Employee benefits, incentives, and compensation structure

✔ Health, safety, and environmental policies (HSE)

✔ Performance management and career development opportunities

✔ Recognition programs and work-life balance initiatives

✔ How company policies support professional growth and workplace harmony


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1. What is Linked’s goal as an employer?
a) To provide the highest salaries in the industry b) To attract and retain talented individuals and reward sustainably c) To expand globally within five years d) To ensure employees work overtime
2. What does the HR policy framework aim to provide?
a) A detailed explanation of employee benefits b)A structure for managing human resources effectively c) A guide for marketing strategies d) A manual for customer service operations
3. When does the HR policy framework become effective?
a) 1st January 2024 b) 1st December 2023 c) 31st October 2023 d) 25th December 2023
4. Which of the following is NOT included in the 7 pillars of human resource management?
a) Work-Life Balance b) Compensation c) Employee Termination d) Talent Development
5. What does the “roof” in the HR policy framework represent?
a) Work-Life Balance b) The Health, Safety, and Environmental policies c) The structure of employee benefits d) The senior management team
6. How does Linked recognize employee achievements?
a) Through public acknowledgment or gratitude b) By mandatory salary increments c) By providing unlimited leave d) By offering stock options
7. What type of compensation is provided as guaranteed pay?
a) Incentives b) Monthly salary c) Stock options d) One-time bonus
8. Which pillar focuses on identifying and developing high-potential employees?
a) Compensation b) Talent Development c) Work-Life Balance d) Recognition
9. What is the main purpose of Performance Management?
a) To identify employees for promotions b) To set and empower employees to perform their duties effectively c) To determine salary increases d) To evaluate customer service
10. What is NOT an example of a non-monetary benefit?
a) Work-life balance initiatives b) Paid training programs c) Monthly salary payments d) Employee wellness programs
11. Which statement best defines incentives and rewards in Linked’s HR policy?
a) They are guaranteed payments given to all employees b) They are variable pay linked to specific assignments or performance levels c) They are only provided to senior management d) They are limited to stock options
12. What is the primary focus of Linked’s HR policy?
a) To ensure compliance with government regulations b) To establish a structured and holistic approach to HR management c) To increase sales and revenue d) To reduce employee benefits
13. What does Linked’s Work-Life Balance policy aim to achieve?
a) Encourage employees to work overtime b) Provide non-compensation privileges for a balanced lifestyle c) Ensure employees do not take leaves d) Limit employees to a strict work schedule
14. Who formally adopted the HR policy and when?
a) C. Pretorius, 30 October 2021 b) Carel Bouwer, 25 October 2023 c) The HR Manager, 1 December 2023 d) The Finance Director, 10 November 2023
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