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Work documents School and employment records. Almost every job application will ask for your contact information, job history, and education or training. Birth certificate. Drivers license. Social Security card. Work permits. Under 18. Criminal record, or rap sheet.
Employee files, also known as employee personnel files, are detailed records that contain essential job-related documents and information about an employee.
Employee file and reporting The employee file typically includes the job application form, resume, offer letter, signed acknowledgments of company policies, NDAs, tax forms such as the W-4, direct deposit forms, emergency contact information, and any other agreements or documents signed during the hiring process.
New hire paperwork is necessary to comply with federal and state laws, verify employment eligibility, enroll employees in benefits programs, and establish essential employment policies and work agreements.
The required documents can vary by state, industry and employer, but these nine are among the most common required documents: Identification. Form W-4. Form I-9. Bank account details. Work permit. Criminal record. Vaccination records. Credit report.
Typically, an Employment Application Form (STD 678) and resume will be the most common requirements for an application package. However, some other documents may be required, such as a SOQ, cover letter, a typing Certificate, or a copy of your degree.
I-9 form. Along with the proof of identification documents, employees must fill out an I-9 form to verify their employment eligibility. After the employee turns in the I-9 form, you must keep it on file, stored separately from other employee documents.
An offer letter is a document that holds the terms of employment for a new hire. It includes the salary, benefits, and other important information that will help you determine whether or not you want to accept the job.