Employee manual
Introduction
Welcome to Abtion’s employee manual. The purpose of the manual is to provide you with practical information about your workplace, and the company culture.
Read it, because it is full of information. It lists out your benefits, tells you how to become a 100% Abtioneer and guides you through our initiatives.
Looking for some more details or explanations, our weekly newsletter might give you the answer you are looking for. There is a lot to read, use CMD F and search for the concerning topic, to not drown yourself in all the info :)
Or just catch a fellow Abtioneer to ask your question, we are all more than happy to help you out.
Happy reading!
Critique care
As thinkers and doers, we will engage in group critiques from time to time. We believe it helps to improve and support our work, with the goal to inspire and motivate individuals and teamwork. When giving feedback, remember to critique the work and praise the person. Be clear and constructive in your direction, offering relevant ideas when possible. When receiving feedback, have an open mind, listen to the feedback and ask for more clarity when needed.
- Have a look at Behaviour and protocol to get an idea of our Rule of Thumbs in regard to communication and feedback.
Code of conduct
Everyone at Abtion treats each other with the utmost respect, considering each other’s privacy, space, beliefs and customs. Not only in our own team but also towards clients and partners outside Abtion. We provide a work environment free of discrimination and harassment, where all national origins, religions, ages, sexual orientations, disabilities or marital statuses are respected.
We prohibit unwelcome sexual advances, requests and other verbal or physical harassment. In our environment we can speak freely and are able to express ourselves. We intend pleasant collaborations and provide a helping hand when desired.
Physical and verbal violence are not included on our list of healthy and mature working methods. Do not use, possess, or sell illegal drugs on Abtion’s property and falsification of documents or records is, of course, illegal.