Supporting new and young employees to settle in, build confidence and succeed at work.
Successful employment doesn’t stop once someone accepts the job.
Onboarding is the process of helping a new employee understand their role, workplace and expectations, while giving them the support they need to become a confident member of the team.
Effective onboarding can help employers:
For young people entering the workforce, this support can be particularly important as they adjust to new expectations, responsibilities and ways of working.
Attracting employees is only part of the workforce challenge. Supporting people once they enter the workplace is just as important.
Through ongoing engagement with employers and industry across the Redlands Coast, the Redlands Regional Jobs Committee continues to hear about the challenges businesses face in attracting and retaining employees.
Supporting better transitions into work can help employers:
Hear from local employers and workforce representatives about what helps young people successfully transition into work and why recruitment is only the beginning.
Practical resources to help employers put better onboarding and retention practices into action.
A practical guide designed to help employers create positive workplace experiences from day one.
From preparing for a new employee’s arrival through to their first 90 days, the guide provides practical strategies to strengthen onboarding, communicate expectations and support new employees as they settle into the workplace.
A practical handbook employers can provide to new employees to help communicate key workplace information, expectations and responsibilities from the beginning.
A simple, practical checklist to help employers prepare for a new employee, structure their first days and weeks, and provide consistent support throughout the onboarding process.
Explore insights, advice, and local stories about how work experience is building stronger pathways from school into the workforce.
Practical, reliable resources to help employers welcome new employees, meet their legal obligations and create safe, supportive and inclusive workplaces.