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[CHILD DAY CARE CENTER]

 

 

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$89.95

 

[TRES DOCUMENTOS EN CD]

 

Policies and Procedures Employee Handbook

Including Program Description

 

Instructions for Not-For-Profit Incorporation

And FEIN

 

Corporate By-laws Manual

 

METAS A CORTO PLAZO

 

 

*Incorporar un Centro de Cuidado Infantil.

*Obtener una Licencia del gobierno estatal.

*Obtener subsidios económicos del gobierno.

*Tener su propio salario.

*Pagar salarios a sus empleados.

*Servir a su comunidad.

 

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En nuestra actual economía, cada día se hace más necesario que haya centros licenciados para el cuidado infantil. Ambas parejas se encuentran necesitadas de trabajar para echar sus familias hacia delante. ¿Quién les vas a cuidar sus hijos? Tienen que ser personas responsables donde sus hijos estén seguros.

 

 

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OUTLINE TEXT DESCRIPTION

Policies and Procedures

Employee Handbook

 

 

GREETINGS TO NEW AND

CURRENT EMPLOYEES

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

IMMIGRATION LAW COMPLIANCE

NON-RETALIATORY POLICY

CONFIDENTIALITY POLICY

 

ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY ON OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED

 

1.1. INTRODUCTION:

1.2. EMPLOYMENT PROCEDURES:

1.3. PROCEDURES FOR THE SELECTION OF STAFF:

1.4. “AT- WILL” EMPLOYMENT:

1.5. OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT POLICY:

1.51. PURPOSE

1.52. AUTHORITY:

1.53. RESPONSIBILITY:

1.54. DEFINITION:

1.55. POLICY:

1.56. PROCEDURE:

1.6. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.

1.7. TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT:

1.71. DISCHARGE OR LAYOFF:

1.72. EMPLOYEE’S RESIGNATION:

1.73. DISCIPLINARY TERMINATION:

1.8. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE:

2.1. EMPLOYMENT CATEGORIES:

2.2. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS:

2.21. Official Holidays.

2.22. Sick Leave.

2.23. Personal Leave.

2.24. Vacation Leave.

2.25. Maternity Leave.

2.26. Bereavement Leave.

2.27. Jury Duty.

2.28. Family and medical leave

2.29. Health Insurance.

2.30. Pension Plan.

3.1. WORK SCHEDULES:

3.2. TIMEKEEPING:

3.3. OVERTIME:

3.4. EMERGENCY CLOSINGS:

4.1. RECORDS.

4.11. There shall be a Personnel File for each employee.

4.12. Confidentiality of Personnel Files.

4.13. Removing Personnel files from designated location.

4.14. An employee has the right to review his File.

4.15. An employee has the right to submit addendums in writing to his/her File.

4.16. Access to Personnel Files.

4.17. Written consent for releasing information.

4.18. Released information.

4.19. Confidentiality of client records. 

4.20. Financial and payroll records.

4.21. Cash Receipts.

4.22. Cash Disbursements.

4.23. If the center is a 501 (C) (3) Tax-Exempt organization, tax exemption forms shall be submitted to suppliers to ensure that no tax is paid by the center.

4.24. Petty Cash.

4.25. Corporate records.

5.1. CONFLICT OF INTEREST.

6.1. JOB CLASSIFICATION AND SALARIES

6.11. Job Classification.

6.12. Salary Range.

6.13. Annual and non-annual salaries.

7.1. CHILD CARE SPECIFICS:

7.2. ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL:

7.3. ATTENDANCE:

7.4. DISCIPLINE:

7.5. CHILD ABUSE:

7.51. Neglect:

7.52. Verbal Abuse:

7.53. Physical Abuse:

7.54. Sexual Abuse:

7.6. JANITORIAL AND MAINTENANCE:

7.61. Teachers and aides:

7.62. Cook:

7.63. Director and secretaries:

7.64. Janitor:

7.7. VOLUNTEERS:

7.8. SAFETY:

7.9. ACCIDENTS:

8.1. FIRE DRILLS:

8.2. FOOD AND NUTRITION:

8.3. FIELD TRIPS:

9.1. PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT:

9.2. CHILDREN’S RELEASE:

9.3. HEALTH GUIDELINES:

9.4. MEDICATIONS:

10.1. SANITATION:

10.11. Hand washing:

10.12. Cleaning:

10.13. Toileting:

11.1. OFFICE SUPPORT:

11.11. Non-smoking policy:

11.12. Photocopying:

11.13. Telephone use:

11.14. Cellular phones:

11.15. Calendar:

11.16. Bulletin Boards:

12.1. STAFF EVALUATION:

12.11. Performance evaluation:

12.13. Evaluation reviews:

12.14. Other types of evaluations:

13.1. CORRESPONDENCE AND/OR COMUNICATIONS WITH ATTORNEYS, MEDIA REPORTERS OR INVESTIGATORS.

14.1. CHANGES, MODIFICATIONS, ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, TO THIS DOCUMENT.

 

Appendix A: Outside Employment Policy

Appendix B: Business Approval Request

Appendix C: Letter of Employment

 

OUTLINE BY-LAWS MANUAL

 

ARTICLE I – NAME, LOCATION, AND PURPOSE

Section 1. Name:

Section 2. Location:

Section 3. Purpose:

ARTICLE II – MEMBERS

Section 1. Members:

ARTICLE III – BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Section 1. Number:

Section 2. Appointment and Term of Office:

Section 3. Board member’s removal:

ARTICLE IV – MEETINGS

Section 1. Regular Meetings:

Section 2. Special Meetings:

Section 3. Re-organization Meeting:

Section 4. Agenda:

Section 5. Quorum.

Section 6. Voting Rights:

Section 7. Action by written Consent:

Section 8. Minutes:

Section 9. Resolutions:

Section 10. Fiduciary Relationship:

Section 11. Board member compensation:

Section 12. Employment of Trustee’s Relatives.

ARTICLE V – OFFICERS

Section 1. The Board:

Section 2. Election:

Section 3. Term:

Section 4. Power and Duties:

Section 5. Vacancies:

Section 6. President:

Section 7. Vice-president:

Section 8. Secretary:

Section 9. Treasurer:

Section 10. Chief Financial Officer:

Section 11. Independent Audit.

Section 12. The Executive Director:

ARTICLE VI – COMMITTEES

Section 1. Standing Committees:

Section 2. Executive Committee:

Section 3. Other Committees:

Section 4. Term of Office:

Section 5. Reporting to the Board:

ARTICLE VII – INSURANCES AND LIABILITIES

Section 1. Comprehensive Insurance:

Section 2. Fidelity Bonding:

Section 3. Workman’s Compensation:

Section 4. Fiscal Year:

ARTICLE VIII – FUNDS AND SECURITIES

Section 1. Authorizations:

ARTICLE IX – INDEMNIFICATIONS OF OFFICERS, BOARD MEMBERS, AND AGENTS

Section 1. Indemnity:

Section 2. Limitation of Liability:

ARTICLE X – EARNINGS OF THE CORPORATION

Section 1. Earnings of the Corporation:

ARTICLE XI – DISSOLUTION

Section 1. Dissolution:

ARTICLE XII – AMENDMENTS

Section 1. Authority:

Section 2. Notice of Amendment:

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR NOT-FOR-PROFIT

INCORPORATION AND FEDERAL

EMPLOYEE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER [FEIN]

 

  • Incorporating a name
  • SS-4 Application for IRS Number [FEIN]
  • Constituting a Board of Trustees
  • Officers and their fiduciary duties
  • Not-for-profit benefits and limitations
  • For-profit benefits and limitations

 

 

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