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This is a handy guide for consultants and board directors on how to develop working operating policies for their organizations. Effective policies need to be simple, self correcting by the users, and at the same time, sufficiently comprehensive. If a simple set of procedures would do, then do not create a policy.
This handbook looks at 7 key elements in developing policies for your organization: 1. What is a policy? 2. What should be included in a policy? 3. When should a policy be developed? 4. Who should vet these policies regularly? 5. When should old policies be discarded? 6. How to communicate changes in policies? and 7. How to improve the current system of policy development, training, and dissemination?
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Source: Best Practices in Corporate Policies PDF: Handbook on Developing Operating Policies PDF (PDF) Document, Dr. Gregg Li
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