Recruitment Procedures
Documentation of internal steps involved in approved recruitment and hiring processes.
HR Procedures Manual Writing
Professional support for documenting how human resources activities are performed, administered, recorded, and reviewed.
Lamtas helps HR teams turn recurring people-management workflows into structured procedures that clarify responsibilities, sequences, records, and required actions.
HR Procedures Manuals
HR procedures explain how workforce-related activities are carried out within an organization.
Lamtas provides documentation support for HR procedures covering recruitment administration, employee records, onboarding, performance reviews, leave administration, training coordination, offboarding, and other recurring HR activities.
Procedures can be organized around roles, process stages, approvals, forms, systems, records, and expected outputs.
Source material may include HR notes, existing procedures, workflow diagrams, forms, system instructions, organizational charts, and management requirements.
The objective is to create usable operational documentation rather than simply describing HR activities at a high level.
Where a procedure implements legal or regulatory requirements, appropriate specialist review should be obtained.
HR Procedures Manual Services
HR procedures can be organized into a practical manual covering the processes performed by HR teams and managers.
Documentation of internal steps involved in approved recruitment and hiring processes.
Workflows covering recurring employee records, requests, communications, and administrative activities.
Step-by-step documentation for coordinating new employee entry processes.
Documentation of recurring performance review and employee-development activities.
Procedures for coordinating employee training and development activities.
Structured workflows for employee departures, handovers, records, and related administrative activities.
Why Lamtas
HR teams can see the sequence of activities required for recurring processes.
Procedures can identify responsible roles, reviewers, approvers, and process participants.
Documented workflows help teams follow an agreed approach to recurring HR activities.
New and existing HR personnel can use the manual as a practical process reference.
Dependencies, handoffs, records, and outputs can be documented clearly.
Documented procedures provide a useful foundation for identifying process improvements.
Our Process
Determine which recurring HR activities need formal procedural documentation.
Collect process notes, forms, system instructions, responsibilities, and existing procedures.
Organize steps, decisions, handoffs, approvals, records, and outputs.
Write the agreed procedures using the organization's actual processes and requirements.
Review the procedures for clarity, sequencing, completeness, and practical use.
Prepare the manual in the agreed format for HR and management use.
A policy generally establishes an organizational position or requirement, while a procedure explains how an activity is carried out.
Yes. Existing workflows, notes, forms, interviews, system information, and procedures can be used as source material.
Yes. Supporting forms, checklists, records, and references can be incorporated where appropriate.
Yes. Procedures can reference the relevant HR policies and related employee documents.
Yes. Existing documentation can be reorganized, clarified, updated, edited, and professionally formatted.
Pricing depends on the number of processes, complexity, source material, documentation depth, and turnaround.
Tell Lamtas which HR workflows your team needs to standardize or document.