Assignments

Let us know your plans and when you'll be available for other work. Professionalism is a key to Grafton's success. As a Grafton associate, your dress and actions should always reflect that professionalism. If you do accept an assignment then we expect you to complete that assignment in a professional manner. When you accept an assignment, make note of the important facts:

	Client name & location.
	Job order number.
	Date & time.
	Who you report to or department.

Remember, it is very important to report early on your first day.

Due to the confidential nature of our business and our clients' information, it is grounds for immediate termination if you take any diskettes or printed information to or from the clients' worksite. The copying or transferring of software or proprietary information is illegal and Grafton will prosecute any associate involved in that activity.

Compensation

Q. How will I get paid?

A. Timesheets are required for every assignment you work. It is your responsibility to fill out your timesheets correctly and have them signed by the client supervisor. Your signed timesheet must be in the office by Monday noon for you to receive a paycheck on Friday.

Q. When will I get my paycheck?

A. Paychecks are available any time on Friday as long as Grafton has received your original authorized timesheet. All paychecks not picked up will be mailed at 5:15 on Friday evening for your convenience, if we have received your original timecard.

Q. How can I increase my pay rate?

A. Each assignment is different and requires different skills. Grafton's rate of pay depends on a variety of factors. As your skill level increases, so will your ability to qualify for higher pay. In addition to skills and duties performed, factors such as good evaluations from the clients on attendance and job performance will help increase your pay.

Q. What deductions will be taken from my pay?

A. Grafton will deduct from your paycheck all legally required federal, state and city withholding, and Social Security and Medicare taxes. We charge no fees to you, our associate. We reserve the right to deduct overpayments from future paychecks. Please keep us informed of your mailing address changes so that W-2 forms can be sent to you at the end of each year that you work for Grafton.

Always Call Grafton

	If you are going to be late or cannot make an assignment.
	We have a 24-hour phone line.
	If the workload requires more advanced skills than you possess.
	If the workload is different than explained in your assignment description.
	If you encounter a problem with a Client.
	If the Client asks you to work overtime.
	If you are injured or become disabled during an assignment.
	If you are unsure of any Grafton procedure.
	If you are dissatisfied with the assignment.
	If the Client offers you a full-time position.
	To report a change of name, address, or phone number.
	When you desire to take time off from assignments and when you become available for assignments