Employee Training Policy
Employee Training Policy
‘Name of the Company’ believes that employees need to update their knowledge and develop new skills to
improve their productivity in the modern competitive environment This will benefit both you and the
company. We need you to feel optimistic about improving skillfulness and productivity and find new
possibilities for personal development and success.
Purpose
This policy defines the company’s training and development programs and activities.
Scope
This policy applies to all the employees who work permanently, part-time or full time
for the company.
● Conference Participation
● On-the-job training
● Job Rotation
● Job shadowing
Software licenses and other tools which bear the utmost necessity to the employees are
not included in this list.
Individual Training Programs
The company has specific provisions regarding individual training programs.
Employees employed for more than four months for the company are eligible to
participate in the external training programs.
‘Name of the Company’ will set a budget for each employee at the beginning of the year.
This budget will be renewed annually.
Employees are allowed to remain absent for ‘Number of Days’ days per year FOR of
training.
These training programs, however, should not exceed the budget or day limit allotted to
the employee.
If they exceed the limit of the budget, they will have to pay the extra fees themselves. In
case of exceeding the extent of the number of days, they will have to use their paid
leaves for the days exceeding the set limit.
Any training that is unavoidable for the employee’s job and is made mandatory by the
company is excluded from such training budget and days limit. The company will incur
the entire cost of such training.
This training may include diversity training, equal employment opportunity training,
leadership training for the managers, or conflict resolution.
This training may also include the training conducted by experts and managers who are
internal to the company.
Training new employees, training for promotions, transfer, or training teams for
company-related issues is part of internal expert training.
For this type of training, the employees do not have to use their paid leaves.
Procedure
When an employee wants to attend any external training sessions or conferences, this
procedure should be followed:
1. The team leaders, supervisors, or employees identify the need for training.
2. The team leaders and the employees discuss potential training methods or
programs and give their inputs.
4. HR considers the proposal and compares it with the budget and time constraints
and the training’s content.
7. The employee will have to inform the HR if he/she plans to drop the training.
The employee will be liable to pay any cancellation fees incurred.
Responsibilities of HR
HR is responsible for:
● Maintenance of budgets.