Induction - GCSE Business Definition

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Induction is the process of introducing new employees to an organisation and its working environment. For GCSE Business students, understanding induction is crucial for appreciating the need to familiarise new employees with company policies, culture, roles, and responsibilities, ensuring they settle in smoothly. The induction process includes activities such as orientations, training sessions, and meetings with team members, which help new employees understand expectations and how they contribute to the organisation's goals. An effective induction can improve employee retention, increase productivity, and foster a positive work atmosphere.

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