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HR Tune-Up

Great Team Building Starts with:

A comprehensive handbook.
Functional job descriptions for EVERY position.
Clear lines of supervision and communication.
This is also your FIRST line of defense!
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Is it time for a Tune-Up at Your Club?

With all that Club managers manage, ​it's no surprise if your HR Process is outdated!
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Unfortunately, it is easy to overlook until the wheels come off, then it's too late!
Whether you are building a Great team or simply needing to get your HR House in Order, 
trust us to "tune up" your HR Process  -
In today's litigious society, it is critical that your HR process is kept current.

Tune-Up Includes:

Organization Chart: Updated to ensure clear lines of supervision.
Handbook Refresh: Cover-to-cover review of policies and procedures.​
Job Descriptions: Reviewed and revised for ALL current positions with consistent formatting and branded for your club.


All documents will be presented with Club branding in both electronic (PDF) format and in a hard copy club binder.

Small Clubs - Up to Five Departments $1,000
Medium Sized Clubs - Up to 8 Departments $1,500
Large Clubs - Nine or more Departments $2,000

plus tax

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  • Paisano Performance Home
  • Services
    • HR Tool Kit
    • Team Builder Orientation
    • P-LEARNING
    • Performance ++ Evaluations >
      • Performance++ Brochure
      • Engage, Empower and Enjoy
    • Performance Partnership
    • Recruiting Channels
    • Assessment and Coaching
    • Meaningful Work Seminars
    • performance management survey
  • About
  • Contact Us
  • Horse Sense BLOG
    • Horse Sense Feedback