First Days at work

The first few days at work are called

• Introduction

• Interrogation

• Induction

• Investigation

A work-place mentor is

• Someone who upsets your mental health

• A person you can tell all your secrets to.

• A colleague who supports your training in work

• A go-to person for all your complaints

The intranet is a work-based internet site solely for people who work with the company?

• False

• True

Which information does a staff hand-book contain?

• Fire evacuation procedures

• Health & safety procedures

• Staff grievances policy

• Sickness policy

• All of the above

To set a good impression you should

• Be punctual

• Ask questions to make sure you understand

• Be presentable-have good personal hygiene and clean smart clothes

• Show that you are happy to be there

• All of these

Why should you give details of any medical condition?

• They may have a doctor in the building

• In case they need to call an ambulance

• They can sue you if you don't tell them

• You might infect someone with your condition

Being introduced to your team is important because

• You want to know who to go to the pub with

• It will make you feel welcome

• You know who to ask advice from

• You know whose food you can eat from the fridge

The staff induction process will help with

• Your confidence and self esteem

• Understanding the work ethic of the business

• Knowing the way around the building

• The expectation of the company and employer

• All of the above

If the company does not teach you how to use a piece of machinery and you have an accident

• Is it your fault

• The machines fault

• A colleagues fault

• It is the companies fault

Punctuality is not just about you getting to work on time it is also

• Taking the correct amount of time for break and lunch

• Completing work on time

• Finishing projects within the deadline your employer gives you

• Dealing with customers correctly as quick as possible