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Recruitment Procedures
Induction Procedures
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that sufficient applications are received by the Hotel/Resort.
Procedure
1. The Human Resources Department will attract and average 10 applications per week from
candidates worth interviewing for a position at the hotel.
2. Advertise appropriately in local and national newspapers.
3. Respond courteously and with interest to phone enquiries and walk-ins.
4. Use of word-of-mouth.
5. Use employment agencies when appropriate.
6. Place notices on the notice boards of relevant tertiary institutions.
7. Approach people directly.
8. Link and liaise with universities.
9. Use and line recruitment methods.
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Receive-Review Applications-CV
Objective
This SOP shall ensure the proper receiving and review of all incoming applications.
Procedure
1. The applicant will have their application form reviewed by the Assistant Human Resources
Manager or representative within 48 hours of receipt.
2. If the application form is submitted by the applicant personally for a vacant position, he/she will
be interviewed within 15 minute of arrival.
3. The application is reviewed on receipt and date stamped.
4. The review will enable a decision to be made on the likelihood of employment.
5. Hot prospects will be contacted on the day of receiving the CV.
6. All applications will receive a note acknowledging the receipt of their application within the
same day.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure the proper filing and documenting of all applications and CVs.
Procedure
1. The application will be filled according to the likelihood of employment and easy reference for
a 6 month period.
2. File in Waitlist drawer of filing cabinet.
3. If on wait list, file under appropriate sections i.e. Front Office/Kitchen/Chef etc.
4. If an application is unsuitable and would not be considered for any future positions, file in
alphabetical order in inappropriate section of the wait list cabinet.
5. At the end of the three-month wait list period the file will be put into long term storage unless
the candidate has requested otherwise.
6. Applicants must be notified it we do not have a suitable position available and informed that
we keep their file pending.
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Respond to Applications
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that responses to employment applications are handled in the correct way.
Procedure
1. The applicant will receive a candid response to their application within 5 days of its
receipt.
2. Read through the curriculum vitae/application within 2 days of receipt. Pay special attention to
position applied for (P/FT) academic qualifications, work experience, length of employment,
positions held.
3. Evaluate compatibility to positions available
a. If background and experience suitable contact and screen over telephone. Arrange
interview time if appropriate or ask the candidate to maintain contact regularly.
b. If not suitable post regret letter No from previous standard.
c. If suitable but no vacancies at present hold on current wait list for 3 months and post
regret letter.
4. Unsuitable candidates are informed in writing and all application materials returned via mail if
possible.
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Requisition Handling
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that requisitions are properly handled and within budget.
Procedure
1. The requisition will be within budget and/or approved by the General Manager. It will be filled by
the person deemed Best Available by the Human Resources Department and the Department
Head in the time frame allowed.
2. When requisition is received by the Human Resources Department, it will be signed , dated,
acknowledged and placed in current requisition outstanding file. Discuss with Department
Heads any internal associates that maybe suitable.
3. Appropriate Curriculum Vitae and applicants will be pulled from Wait List files for transfer (it
may be necessary for suitable candidates to be sourced as widely as possible).
6. The applicant will be interviewed for approximately half and hour giving time to establish
suitability, personality, stability. The job description and conditions of employment and any
special requirements will be covered.
7. Give indication to the application when they will be contacted with a decision.
9. Decide whether person suitable, if so refer to Department Head for second interview. Contact
applicant and arrange time.
14. Complete lower section of Personnel requisition form in full file in Filled Requisition, file under
departments.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that suitable candidates are selected prior to the interview.
Procedure
1. The applicant will demonstrate stability, intelligence, initiative and enthusiasm to work at the
hotel, suitable for the position applied for. The applicant will have been spoken to on the
telephone and will have demonstrated communication skills at a level required by the position. If
this is not the case, the candidate is not suitable for this position.
2. Read through applicant/curriculum vitae establishing suitability on paper for position available.
3. Contact by telephone and establish a personality, communication skills and motivation towards
the position by asking appropriate questions. i.e.: current situation, availability.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that re-employment is handled in the proper way.
Procedure
1. Former associates will only be re-employed with the unanimous agreement of the divisional
Head, Department Head and Human Resources Manager and explicit approval of the GM.
2. When a former associate applies for work the personnel file will be located and evaluated by
Human Resources Department.
3. If the previous work record was very good and all parties on amicable terms in the previous
employment then the Divisional Manager and Department Head concerned will be
approached for a character reference.
4. Former associates are required to fulfill the same criteria as any prospective associate.
5. When an associate gives notice to resign and then wishes to withdraw the resignation it is at the
discretion of the Department Head, Divisional Manager and Assistant Human Resources
Manager whether the withdrawal is accepted.
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Interview Preparations
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that all relevant preparations prior to an interview are given.
Procedure
1. All interview appointments will be allocated at half hourly intervals for rank & file and supervisory
associate and one hour intervals for management associate. The standard for arranging
interview appointments will be followed when confirming the appointment. At the end of the
interview each party will have the information they require to make an informed decision about
suitability for employment.
3. Confirm the day/date, time and venue for the interview appointment with the candidate
personally.
4. Request the candidate to bring along a copy of photograph, identity card, resume and
relevant certificates and testimonials to support his/her application.
7. Repeat the day/date, time and venue with the candidate before ending the conversation.
8. Record down the details in the next available time slot in the Interview Schedule Form.
THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE APPLICANT TO EXPRESS THEIR SUITABILITY FOR THE POSITION.
10. Lead them up into interview area. Ask them to sit down.
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The Interview
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that the interview structure is followed and all relevant topics are included.
Procedure
1. Start interview with familiar topics to make the applicant feel comfortable.
2. Then continue on giving and gaining information but being careful not to put words into the
candidates mouth.
4. Use the skills learnt at selection interview to gain a good understanding of:
6. The interview will close with and indication of when the decision will be made. The candidate
may be asked to contact the Hotel if they wish to find out progress.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that at least one verbal reference is obtained by the interviewer.
Procedure
1. Every person will have, preferably two, but at least one verbal reference check carried out prior
to employment. The verbal reference is from recent history. The Human Resources Department
conducts the reference check.
2. The person with whom you wish to conduct a verbal reference check is to be confirmed with the
applicant during the interview. (NB - This is mainly to avoid the current employer being made
aware that the person is applying for jobs).
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Overseas Recruitment
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that the application process for overseas candidates is handled in the proper
way.
Procedure
1. If associates are recruited from overseas, all relevant tasks of the recruitment process will be
action and an open communication channel kept between the potential associate and the
Hotel/Resort. The ability to make a minimum personal commitment of 2 months service is
required. The applicant is given as much information as possible.
2. Open communication channels will be maintained by the Hotel/Resort and the applicant. The
applicant will have a minimum of 2 telephone conversations in English to demonstrate a
competent level of English.
3. A verbal offer will be followed by a written offer by post/fax or e-mail within 24 hours requesting a
signature indicating acceptance of the position as soon as possible.
4. Applicant for Approval in principle for a work permit will be made to the Immigration
Department as per the requirement of that Service.
5. When approval is gained the applicant is notified to approach the country representative in the
country of residence and obtain the appropriate visa.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that all necessary documents are send to the applicant prior to arrival to the
Kingdom of Thailand in order to obtain a valid Non-immigrant B visa.
Procedure
1. The Certification Letter from the company for NON-B Visa required to issue a valid work permit
is sent to the associate, to bring to the Thai Embassy/Consulate of associates country within one
week of the foreigner accepting the position.
2. Request the foreigner to send their copy of his/her passport to the Human Resources
Department for submission.
3. HUMAN RESOURCES will send the following information to the Associate to bring to the Thai
Embassy/Consulate or Immigration Department in the Associates country to register for the
NON-B Visa:
a. Certification Letter from the Hotel/Resort that he/she will be our associate
b. The contract and benefits of employing the foreigner
4. When the Associate arrives to Thailand and starts to work with the Hotel/Resort, HUMAN
RESOURCES Department will process with the valid work permit at the local Immigration
Department.
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Standard Operating Procedure
Update: 09.08.08 / -CO-HR-SOP-013
Contract Preparations
Objective
This SOP shall outline the correct procedure to prepare and file an associates contract.
Procedure
1. HUMAN RESOURCES Department will prepare the contract for the General Manager and
Associate to sign with the enclosed documents of the Associate.
2. The Department Head will return the application of the accepted Associate to the HUMAN
RESOURCES Department with the agreed salary and starting date.
3. Final and agreed salary is to be updated in the contract and the contract to be signed by the
General Manager, Human Resources, Department Head and the Associates.
5. Keep the contract and enclosed document of new Associate in the cabinet file.
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Standard Operating Procedure
Update: 09.08.08 / -CO-HR-SOP-014
Induction Procedures
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that new Associates receive the newest HR policy and introduction to the
Hotel/Resort.
Procedure
1. On the first day of work of a new Associate, the Associate will meet the HUMAN RESOURCES
Department.
2. HUMAN RESOURCES Department will prepare the punch card/stamp card, name tag and
uniform requisition for the new Associate. This is organized the day before.
3. New Associate will receive the HUMAN RESOURCES Policy of the hotel property.
4. HUMAN RESOURCES Officer will bring the new Associate to look around the hotel and introduces
all Management, Departments and Associates of the Hotel/Resort.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that all new acquired personnel of the property are listed in the Human
Resources database for further use and reference.
Procedure
1. Every associate will have accurate personnel records established and maintained securely
during their employment. An associate may peruse their file at a convenient time. Interview
notes and notes from verbal reference checks are not available to associates. The progress of
the associate through the hotel career steps will be easily ascertained.
2. Complete all details as stated on the application on to front page of the associate envelope
i.e., name, address, Date of Birth, start date, department, position, pay rate.
5. Write name and start date on Training List, under department of employment.
7. Hand file over to payroll once the following has been obtained.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that new employees are provided with a suitable accommodation by the
Hotel/Resort.
Procedure
1. Each hotel associate, who requests accommodation from the Hotel/Resort, has the
right for an appropriate accommodation at the associate village/house.
2. Determine by consulting the Associate Village/House Plan, an available room for the new
Associate with regards to sex and position.
3. Assign the available room and issue the respective room key to the new Associate by signing
into the corresponding form.
4. Update the Associate Village/House Plan with full name and relevant data.
Example:
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Associate Committee
Associate Committee
Accommodation Committee
Charge:
The Accommodation Committee considers the provision of accommodation to hotel employees. The
Committee shall advise the associates on the living, and be opened for any who have problems or
suggestion. The Committee shall also review the security of housing, and recommend changes and
improvements. Also the Committee shall consult with and advise the Committee on planning and
budget with respect to matters relevant to this Committee's duties and expertise.
Membership:
There are six members that are chosen from the building A, B and C to represent the accommodation
committee, and one representative who is from building A, B and C shall be invited to sit with the
committee.
Example:
Building X: 1 person (Chairman)
Building X: 1 male (Committee), 1 female (Committee)
Building X: 1 male (Committee), 1 female (Committee)
HR: Advisor
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Associate Committee
This offers a variety of committees and events to participate in. Committees are open to all members
to become involved in.
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Associate Committee
Membership:
There are nine members plus the Executive Secretary who are elected by their own department
which are;
Accounting
Human Resource
Food and Beverage Service
Food and Beverage Kitchen
Front Office
Concierge
Engineering
Housekeeping
Spa
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Dara Hotels & Resorts
Standard Operating Procedure
Update: 14.08.08 /-CO-HR-SOP-012
Associate Committee
Processes:
Socialize Process
To deal with the crime, the hotel can be divided it into internal and external in order to classify and
play the significant role in deterring crime by set up a special group, called a Protection Management
Team*, with the focus specifically on the security and safety of customers, employees, and hotel
property. This unique team has responsibility and accountability for all departments. In addition, each
departments managers and employees should cooperate with this management team for the
success of the security system. However, the hotels outside is difficult to deal with about the crime.
Therefore, it is very important to create the way to deal with these differences.
Internal Crimes
There are many crimes that could be happened within the hotel such as robbery, rape, murder, car
theft and assault. Therefore, the first step to focus on is the hotels legal responsibility. It must provide a
specific level of protection for each guest and employee with reasonable care. The hotels Protection
Management Team has to analyze every function within the hotel where from all departments such
as food and beverage to sales and marketing to housekeeping to engineering to protect their assets.
This responsibility has to set the standpoint equally by all departments.
External Crimes
The external crime is very difficult area to deal with because the hotel cannot play the role in
deterring crime outside the hotel. Therefore the hotels itself should find the proper way to tell the
customer or guest.
As a result, it is the possible way the hotel can inform the customer with the reasonable care and the
customer may feel that the hotel cares about the customers safety.
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Associate Committee
Training Program
For the area of safety program which is basically concerned about First Aid Training Program and
security systems the hotel should willing to spend money each year on several formal courses and
training programs to improve employees skills and abilities to immediately perform their jobs and learn
the new internal operation, basic first aid and security systems. However, the human resource
manager or assistant human resource manager is the person who should decide and form the
specific training programs that employees need to take, which are suitable for their employees level
for saving cost of productivity. Yet, training alone cannot overcome an individuals incapability to
understand and interpret knowledge. As employees job and career progresses, they will need to
develop their analytical, human conceptual and specialized skills to enhance responsibilities so they
are ready to face the real situation.
This filed of training; all hotels employees should be trained in through the training program
with Security Company or Police Force. With this training, the staffs will know how to spot for potential
troublemaker or criminal, deal with a criminal situation and alert the security personnel.
Trouble Spotting
Hotels staff should be trained to spot suspicious behaviour because this skill is important for all hotels
staff. It means looking for what is extraordinary. It becomes aware and has concerns regarding the
preventing, foreseeing, predicting and removing hazards and other causes of crime and injury.
For example, in most cases a suspicious-looking person could be a criminal who is looking for a
victim or someone getting ready to pull a robbery. Therefore, if the hotels staff is trained to spot,
he/she will know when to alert security.
Criminal Situation
For example, if there is someone trying to rob restaurant cashiers with the gun, how should he/she
deal with that situation? Therefore, hotels staff should be trained how to handle with a crime situation
in order to avoid someone to get hurt from the wrong decision making. With this training, the hotels
staff will learn and know how to apply the technique to the real situation.
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Associate Committee
Evaluation
With the protection hotel management for each manager to deal with the installation, protection,
maintenance and work on the area where assigned, each department should monitor and look
around for each area because they need to report to the safety and security committee at regular
meetings. These meetings should meet every month to reassess the measures, discuss problems, and
find ways to solve problems, evaluate security performance, and report the results to the general
manager. The general manager will convey the statement afterwards that the protection
management department will take orders that he/she assign to develop what they do and they will
set up the training provided to make sure that each department has understood the protection
program.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that the process for hiring student trainees from universities or institutes is handled
properly.
Procedure
Trainees send regularly letters from their universities or institutes to the HUMAN RESOURCES Department
to inquire for an internship.
1. HUMAN RESOURCES Department forwards the letter to the General Manager for approval.
2. HUMAN RESOURCES Department sends the confirmation back to the university or institute.
3. HUMAN RESOURCES Department contacts the trainee to confirm about the Department in
which the Trainee is to be trained in.
4. Department establishes the training log for the Trainee and the HUMAN RESOURCES Department
prepares the respective contract.
5. HUMAN RESOURCES Department sends the contract, training plan and a to bring list to the
Trainee to sign.
6. HUMAN RESOURCES Department assigns the room in the Associate Village/House for the Trainee.
7. On the first day of training, HUMAN RESOURCES Department holds an orientation and introduces
the Trainee to all Management and Departments as per Training Plan.
8. HUMAN RESOURCES Department prepares the payroll for the Trainee and for the last day of work
the certification letter of the Hotel/Resort.
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Associate Awards
Objective
This SOP shall ensure the Associate of the Month is monthly awarded.
Procedure
1. HR distributes the nomination form to all Department Heads in the Morning Brief, followed by
voting the Associate of the Month.
2. HUMAN RESOURCES Department prepares the certificate and the prize for the winner.
3. HUMAN RESOURCES Department ensures that the winner receives his/her prize on the Associate
Birthday Party Day, held monthly at the Hotel/Resort.
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Associate Newsletter
Objective
This SOP shall ensure the monthly newsletter to all associates is implemented and distributed to all
employees.
Procedure
2. Human Resources Department updates news from outside the Hotel/Resort and its activities in
each newsletter.
3. A suitable printing shop and contract should be contact for monthly/bi-monthly or quarterly
issues with an appropriate price.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that associates are evaluated by the Department Head by the end of the four
months employment.
Procedure
1. Human Resources Department will distribute a list each month, 1 month prior the end of their
probation period, of associates for an evaluation review.
2. At three months service the Department Head will initiate a formal Evaluation Form with the
associate and completes the individuals training record.
3. The standard procedure as outlined in the Performance Review Course is used to form the basis
of the review.
4. The Department Head and the associate review the standard Evaluation Form and sign the final
agreement.
5. The Department Head completes the recommendation section and forwards it to the Human
Resources Department.
6. The Human Resources Manager review and forward it to the General Manager for signature.
7. The review will then be returned to the Human Resources Department, the confirmation letter
prepared and the review or training record filed in the personal file of the employee.
8. The Assistant Human Resources Manager forwards it to the Human Resources Officer to amend
the pay rate if applicable.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure monthly trainings scheduled by the Human Resources Department are distributed
to each Department and attendees to follow up by HR.
Procedure
A training schedule for each month is distributed to all Department Heads at least 7 days prior to the
commencement of the new month. The schedule is in accordance with the annual plan and the
needs of the Hotel/Resort.
1. Assistant Human Resources Manager prepares the schedule, following the annual training plan
as the framework and includes special needs and opportunities.
2. Department Heads will register associates attendance at least two days prior to the training
course.
3. The attendees names are written on the course attendance sheet upon registration.
4. At the end of the course the total number of attendees is logged on the monthly plan held by
the Human Resources Department.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure the extension of a probation period is handled and communicated to the
employee in the proper way.
Procedure
Associates whose performance requires further improvement to meet the standards at the end of 4
months will have their probation period extended monthly, thereafter to a maximum of 2 months at
the discretion of the Department Head. Extension probation will be informed by the Department Head
or Human Resources Department to the associate 30 days before.
1. After completion of 119 days probation, a new associate is due for confirmation of employment.
2. The Department Head will forward his/her Evaluation Form duly completed by both parties to
Human Resources Office for review.
3. The Department Head will also indicate whether the associate is confirmed or extended in
his/her employment.
4. After evaluation and discussion with the Department Head, if the Department Head and Human
Resources Manager deem to extend his/her probation period, the letter of extension will be
drawn.
5. The associate is appointed for a meeting and in the presence of his/her Department Head will
be informed, honestly, regarding his/her performance level and its employers expectations.
6. The associate will also be informed of the grace period to show improvement and pending
review date.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure every Hotel/Resort associate has his/her final exit interview with the Department
Head and Human Resources.
Procedure
All associates will have an exit interview conducted on their last day of work, or shortly after. Human
Resources Department will ensure that the associate leaves with a good impression of the Hotel/Resort
and has returned all Hotel/Resort property. The interview does not exceed 30 minutes. The information
received will be used to help identify training needs, reasons for associate turnover and morale.
1. Upon receiving of the resignation notice, the Department Head requests the associate to make
an appointment with the Human Resources Department for the exit interview.
2. The exit interview is conducted in private, with no interruptions and all efforts are made to make
the associate relaxed.
3. Inform the associate that the information is used to assist in Human Resources matters (i.e.)
training needs or associate food quality and will treat his/her input as important.
4. The information is collected by following the standard form for the Exit interview.
6. Allow the associate to speak freely and to air his/her true feelings. This requires not interrupting
them or second-guessing their comments.
7. At the end of the interview, thank the associate and wish him/her well in their next endeavours.
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Verbal References
Objective
This SOP shall ensure verbal or written references to employer seeking reference are given in the
correct and proper way.
Procedure
Former associates are entitled to a fair and accurate account of their employment at the hotel in
which they were employed. Their employment details will be confirmed and a candid account of
relevant strength and weaknesses given.
1. All verbal references are given with due consideration to the Privacy of the Associate.
2. All queries for verbal references are directed to the Human Resources Department.
3. The former associate file is located and read with particular reference to appraisals, the exit
interview comments and excessive counselling/disciplinary action.
5. Consideration is given to the similarity of the job being for the position held at the Hotel and the
amount of time lapsed since employment has terminated/ended.
7. If appropriate the request may be referred onto the Department Heads concerned.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure that current records are of accurate state and that all relevant departments are
informed of the amendments.
Procedure
2. The Head of Department completes the personnel action form. Any salary/transfer/demotions or
promotions will be authorized by the General Manager only.
3. Human Resources Department updates the associates information card in the alphabetical
index box.
5. Once the action form is returned, Human Resources changes the personnel file and files the
form.
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Payroll Procedures
Objective
This SOP shall ensure that all associates receive their payment at the end of each month, and their
service charge.
Procedure
All associates receive their payment at the end of each month and receive their service charge from
the month before at the mid of the month. The period of the payroll is 26 until 25 of next month i.e. 26
January until 25 February.
1. All new contracts, Evaluation Forms and Resignation Forms are send to the Human Resources
Department before cut-off period/deadline.
2. Assistant Human Resources Manager updates all received data in the Associate data base and
the Wage Administrator Officer uses this data for the Payroll.
3. After Wage Administrator Officer has completed the Payroll, the Assistant Human Resources
Manager will recheck the Payroll before sending to the Director of Finance/FI Department.
5. After finalizing both, the salary and the service charge, the report will be sent to the Chief
Accountant/ Assistant Chief Accountant to key-in into the banking system then send to the
bank.
6. Payment slip is printed-out and to be send to all associates, after receiving the service charge
and extra service charge.
Remark: The service charge and extra service charge shall be paid-out in the middle of each month.
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Objective
This SOP shall ensure Social Security is given to all employees of the Hotel/Resort, and the
reimbursement procedure is followed strictly.
Procedure
Based on the Thai Labour Law, associates have 5% off their salary deducted for their social security,
and the Hotel/Resort pays another 5%.
1. Human Resources Officer registers-in new associates and registers-out resignations within the first
week of each month. Assistant Human Resources Manager is to sign and re-check.
2. The Social Security Department will issue and send each associate its respective card which the
Human Resources Officer distributes to each associate.
3. Social Security payment; the Human Resources Officer issues the report to the FI Department,
the Assistant Human Resources Manager will sign and re-check it. The Director of Finance does
the final check by reconciling with the General Ledger. The payment to the Social Security
Department is done by the FI Department before the 26th of each month.
4. In case of an accident, the associate can reimburse the medical fee from the Social Security by
sending the doctors certificate and bill to the Human Resources Officer for reimbursement with
the Social Security. The reimburse rate is based on the Social Security rate.
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Contract - Sample
[Date Today]
Employment Contract
1. This employment agreement is made between the [Name of Property] Co. Ltd., [Address 1],
[Address 2], [City], [Postal Code/Zip Code], [Province], [Country]
and
Mr/Mrs/Ms [Name of new employee] [Address 1], [Address 2], [City], [Postal Code/Zip Code],
[Province], [Country]. The associate agrees to work at [Name of Property] in the position of
[Name of Position] from [dd/mm/yy].
2. This contract includes a probation period of 119 days. During the probation period both, the
employer and the associate may terminate the contract within 5 days notice. The contract
commences [first day of work: dd/mm/yy].
3. Hereafter [Name of Property] Co. Ltd will be referred to as the employer and Mr/Mrs/Ms [Name
of new employee] as the associate.
4. The employer agrees to pay the associate a monthly base salary of THB [amount].
5. Service Charge for properties after one operational fiscal year: As of [first day of work:
dd/mm/yy], the employer agrees to pay the associate a monthly service charge of THB [fixed
agreed amount]. The full service charge exceeding THB [amount] of all associates will be equally
distributed among all associates of [Name of Property].
Service Charge for properties within one year of operation: As of [first day of work: dd/mm/yy],
the employer agrees to pay the associate a monthly service charge of a minimum of [amount]
% of the base salary of THB [salary as above]. The full service charge amount topping [amount]
% of all associates will be equally distributed among all associates of [Name of Property].
6. Both the associate and the employer agree that the associate manual/Human Resources
policies, stipulating and outlining the policies of [Name of Property] is legally binding and a
factual part of this work contract. Both parties agree to respect the associate handbook and
follow the rules and regulations outlined in it.
7. The employer will provide uniform cleaning stipend of THB [amount] per month. The associate is
responsible to maintain their uniform themselves.
8. The employer will provide an Accident Insurance and an International Health Insurance free of
charge to the associate.
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9. The employer will supply suitable accommodation in the associate village/house free of charge
to the associate. Electricity costs and water charges are defrayed by the associate.
10. The employer will supply 3 meals per day in the associate restaurant free of charge to the
associate.
11. While employed at [Name of Property] under the period covered by this contract, if the
associate fails to act or neglect to practice in accordance with his duty or commits any acts
which cause damage to [Name of Property], the associate agrees to fully indemnify [Name of
DHR Property] demands for compensation within due time.
12. The employer is entitled to immediately terminate employment in case the associate acts in bad
faith, acts dishonestly or behaves inappropriately towards employer, the Thai government or any
government official or customers. This shall include cases in which the associate acts with gross
negligence and causes damage to the employer.
13. This agreement is made in duplicate and in English and Thai Language. The content is the very
same. Both parties agree to have thoroughly read and understood the content of this
agreement and found that the contents are true to their intention. In witness thereof, both
parties have hereunto affixed their signatures in the presence of a witness and each part will
retain one copy of the English and Thai as well as one original English and Thai version of the
agreement.
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Sick leave __________ day / Absent ___________ day / Without Pay ___________ day
5 4 3 2 1
1. Enthusiasm /
2. Service mind /
3. Quality of work /
4. Work knowledge /
5. Work responsibility /
6. Work co-operation /
7. English proficiency /
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HIGH : 40-33, MID-HIGH : 32-25, MEDIUM : 24-17, MID-LOW : 16-9, LOW : 8-1
2. What areas would you like to develop/learn about to help you do your job more effectively?
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EVALUATION SUMMARY
()
The evaluation interview is an ideal chance for any issues to be discussed, it should be properly planned and
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Sick leave __________ day / Absent ___________ day / Without Pay ___________ day
1. Enthusiasm /
2. Service mind /
3. Quality of work /
4. Work knowledge /
5. Work responsibility /
6. Work co-operation /
7. Leadership /
9. English proficiency /
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2. What areas would you like to develop/learn about to help you do your job more effectively?
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EVALUATION SUMMARY
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The evaluation interview is an ideal chance for any issues to be discussed, it should be properly planned and
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Emp. Code /
Name / ____________________________________________ ______________
Start Date /
Position / _____________________________ _______________________
Form Request /
Language /
English / Thai /
* Please send this form to HUMAN RESOURCES, 3 days before due date/ 3
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Department: Position:
Mal
No. Required: Age Limit: Sex: e Female
Qualification
Required:
Replacement Addition
Agreed by
Requested by Date Department Head Date
No. of Person in
Manpower Forecast:
Current Number:
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Department Name
Effective from : .
Condition of promote .
Acknowledge by
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New Position /
New Department /
New Location /
Todays Date / :
Signature Associate / :
Date/ :
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Note: This column below is the clearance items which you have to return to specification department
Time Attendant:
Human Resources Department
Public Holiday
Requisitions: Returned:
Vacation
Name Tag
Overtime
Locker key
Compensation day off
House key
Insurance Card
Over used Vacation
Associate house equipment
Over used Public Holiday
Pillow
Total..days
Pillowcase
Total.Baht.
Blanket
Linen sheet
Checked by_______________________
Other________________________
________________________
Date______________________
Received by_______________________
Date______________________
Uniform (F&B Service) continue
Housekeeping Department Requisitions: Returned
Requisitions: Returned: Serene Restaurant Morning shift
Shirt .. Polo Shirt color ..
Trousers .. shorts ..
Shoes . .. Shoes . ..
Hat .. Serene Restaurant Afternoon shift
Apron . .. Shirt ..
Decorations .. .. Trousers ..
Skirt . .. Lanna Restaurant
Other________________ .. Shirt ..
Trousers ..
Received by_____________ Check by______________ other .
Associate ...
Date
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Resignation Form
Resignation Form
Department / :
Deposit returned / :
Length of Employment / :
Termination / :
Resignation / :
Signature of Manager /
Signature Payroll / :
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Exit Interview
Exit Interview Form
__________________________________ ____________________________
Name Associate No
_________________________________ _________________________________
Department Section
______________________________ ______________________________
Start Date Leaving Date
_______________________________________________________________________________
Please fill the following questionnaire hotel company to improve and refine our recruitment
environment, training, and overall company
Your responses will be kept confidential. We need our input it counts and makes a difference.
_______________________________________________________________________________
1. . How did you get interested in joining [Name of Property]?
2. . Could you tell us the important reason why you joined [Name of
DHR Property]?
A) Career advancement
B) Reputation of the company
C) Opportunity to earn better money
D) Friend worked for the company
F) Other
3. . From your point of view, what was the single most important
reason for you, leaving [Name of Property]?
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A) Excellent
B) Good
C) Fair
D) Poor
A) Yes B) No
7. . How would you rate your ability for the position that
you held in [Name of Property]?
Low High
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
8. . Did you ever become bored with what you were doing?
A) Yes B) No
A) Hospitality
B) Travel industry
C) Food Service
D) Self employed
F) Technician Service
G) Remind unemployed
H) Other
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Exit Interview
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Interviewer
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SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE APPRAISAL FORM
Skill / Duration in hours 1.5 1 1 1.5 1 1 1.5 1.5 1 0.45 1 1 0.30 0.30 1 0.15 0.15
STAFF MEMBER
2 Above average. No more that two mistakes for each skill set.
SCORING: 3 Average. No more than three mistakes per skill set.
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Topic:
Trainer:
Venue:
10
11
12
13
Remark:
Trainer: HOD:
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APPLICATION FORM
1. PERSONAL DATA
Address of Contact:
2. EDUCATION
Name of
Education From To Degree Major GPA
Institution
Diploma
Bachelors Degree
Other
Please Specify
3. PARENTS DETAILS
Present Address
Present Address
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2.
3.
5. WORK EXPERIENCE
6.
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7. COMPUTER SKILLS
Microsoft Office
DOS System
Excel
Word
Others
Name
Position applied for
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How qualified do you feel to perform in the job for which you applied?
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References:
Reference 1:
Name of company:
Name of person spoken to:
Content of reference:
Reference checked by:
Reference 2:
Name of Company:
Name of person spoken to:
Content of reference:
Reference checked by:
Reference 3:
Name of Company:
Name of person spoken to:
Content of reference:
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BETWEEN
AND
Employee Name:
Department:
Todays Date:
The employee will return all items in good condition, before receiving their final compensation
AGREED:
Employee Signature:
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KEY TYPE DATE SIGNATURE TIME OUT ISSUED BY DATE/TIME SIGNATURE RECEIVED BY
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[PERSONAL]
[Recipients Name]
[Address 1]
[Address 2]
With great pleasure I am able to confirm your internship with [Name of property]. The Internship
commences [dd/mm], [year] and finishes [dd/mm], [year].
Training Plan:
I am certain that you will benefit greatly from this [number of Departments trained in] very important
front line positions at [Name of DHR property] and I am looking forward to be working with you.
Yours sincerely
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[PERSONAL]
This is to certify that [Name of property] Co. /Ltd. intends to employ [Name of Management Trainee],
[Citizenship] nationality worker, holding passport No. [Passport Number], in the position as
Management Trainee from [dd/mm/yy] until [dd/mm/yy] employment shall be contingent upon
having been given the relevant approval from the Labour Department.
Under the Alien Employment Act of Thailand, the applicant, in the case [Name of Management
Trainee] should essentially enter Thailand on [dd/mm/yy] with a Multiple-Entry, non-immigrant visa B.
Yours faithfully
[Name of property]
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Letter of Promotion
Please join me in congratulation [Name of employee] to his/her promotion. His/Her new title effective
as of [dd/mm/yy] is [Name of new position].
I would like to take this opportunity to thank [Name of employee] for his/her very good attitude,
quality of work and diligence.
Yours sincerely
[Name]
[Position/Department]
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[PERSONAL]
[Name of Recipient/Company]
[Address 1]
[Address 2]
This letter serves as a recommendation on behalf of [name of trainee] who completed a [number of month(s)]-
month Management Internship at our resort.
His/Her Internship started [dd/mm/yy] and finished [dd/mm/yy]. During this time [name of trainee] spent about an
equal amount of time in the [name of department] Department as a Management Trainee.
[Name of trainee] integrated her/himself very well in our team and within a very short period of time became a
respected and valued member of his/her assigned team. Even mannered and dependable as well as a quick
learner best describe [Attributes of the management trainees]
He/she performed all of his/her assigned duties to our fullest satisfaction and very much exceeded our
expectations. We would like to specially mention that [name of trainee] received many positive guest comments.
We would like to mention that [name of trainee] is a very mature person that can work very well with a minimal
amount of supervision and he/she was able to bear a lot of responsibility, indeed we often forgot that she was an
internship student.
All of us at [Name of property] can only but recommend [name of trainee] and wish him/her the best of success
in his/her future personal and career endeavours. We are certain that he/she will add value to any employer that
chooses to engage him/her.
Should you have any further questions please do not hesitate and contact us directly.
Yours faithfully
[Name of property]
[Name]
[Position]
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[Hotel Name]
[Address 1]
[Address 2]
[Date Today]
[PERSONAL]
[Name of Recipient/Company]
[Address 1]
[Address 2]
This shall serve as a certificate on behalf of [Name of property] for [Name of employee],
who has worked in the position of [name of position] from [dd/mm/yy] until to date and
his/her current salary inclusive of service charge is THB [amount].
If you have any further inquiries please do not hesitate and contact me personally.
Yours faithfully
[Name of property]
[Name]
[Position]
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