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Discussion in 'Human Resources' started by FredW, Mar 14, 2013.

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  1. Mar 14, 2013 #1
    FredW

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    Thanks, Fred. It's up to 9 pages now? Holy Hannah.
     
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    That's what I said (or some variation thereof...) How typical of the government, though, six pages of instructions for a 2-page form!
     
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    The instructions I read did state that you didn't have to furnish the first 6 pages to the new employee, but did have to make a copy accessible while they filld it out. But honestly it's gotten to the point of ridiculous! Although I like that the new form itself isn't as crammed as the old one. Still, way too much paper!
     
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    I like the last section of the instructions....... "Paperwork Reduction Act"
     
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