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Catch22 Multi Academies Trust: Induction policy and procedure

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Catch22 reserves the right to amend this policy, following consultation, where appropriate.

Date of last review: April 2023

Date of next review: July 2024

What is the policy about?

The purpose of this policy is to provide a framework for the induction of all staff within Catch22 Multi Academies Trust. Induction provides familiarisation with the organisation in order to ensure that the new staff member is prepared to take on their role.

Who is the policy for?

This policy applies to all newly appointed Catch22 Multi Academies Trust staff including those employees who have joined Catch22 Multi Academies Trust as a result of a TUPE transfer and those who are promoted internally or move into a different role.

Policy statement

Catch22 Multi Academies Trust recognises the importance of providing a timely and effective induction for all new staff to ensure they feel welcomed, valued and they are integrated in their role and Catch22 Multi Academies Trust.

What is induction?

Induction is the process of welcoming new staff members into the organisation, and/or existing staff who have been promoted, and providing them with the information they need to settle and perform in their new role.

Induction begins before a staff member joins and continues until the staff member has all of the information required to allow them to effectively integrate into the organisation.

The quicker new staff members become familiar with their new environment, establish good working relationships with other staff members and understand their role and how it fits into the bigger picture at Catch22 Multi Academies Trust, the quicker they will integrate. First impressions and experiences in the first few days, weeks and months of employment can greatly influence an individual’s perception of their work and of the organisation so there is responsibility for both the line manager and the new employee, to ensure that induction is successful.

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