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Employee Behavior
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Adobe's Check-in Toolkit
www.adobe.combehavior and contributions. 2. Feedback: Next, provide frequent, two-way feedback to see how employees are progressing against expectations and let managers know if they could be doing something differently to better support the employee. 3. Development: Then, when employees know how they are performing, they can plan actionable
Publication 1779 (Rev. 3-2012)
www.irs.govEmployee Benefits – if you receive benefits, such as insurance, pension, or paid leave, this is an indication that you may be an employee. If you do not receive benefits, however, you could be either an employee or an indepen-dent contractor. Written Contracts – a written contract may show what both you and the business intend. This may be very