HR form templates and employee forms

HR and employee forms

HR forms create records you may need to rely on later, so they have to be accurate, dated and signed, and they leave out what an employer should not hold. These employee forms cover a working life, from a new hire’s details and emergency contacts to time off, absences, warnings and a final separation record. Bank and tax numbers stay in your payroll system.

Which one do you need?

Each template is built for one job. Start from the closest and change the rest in the editor.

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What HR and employee forms have in common

The details they ask for most often.

  1. Name 99% (90 of 91 forms)
  2. Signature 64% (58 of 91 forms)
  3. Date signed 59% (54 of 91 forms)
  4. Phone number 41% (37 of 91 forms)
  5. Job title 40% (36 of 91 forms)
  6. Emergency contact 38% (35 of 91 forms)
  7. Postal address 37% (34 of 91 forms)
  8. Department 36% (33 of 91 forms)
  9. Supervisor approval 33% (30 of 91 forms)
  10. Today’s date 27% (25 of 91 forms)

Each figure is the share of 91 HR and employee forms in the Form Field Index that ask for it.

Questions about HR and employee forms

Should these forms collect bank details or tax ID numbers?

No. Payroll details belong in your payroll system, which is built to secure them. These templates leave them out and say so on the form.

Can the employee and the manager both sign?

Yes, where the record needs both. The disciplinary action form has the supervisor’s signature, then the employee’s, with a box for when the employee declines to sign. The return-to-work form has the provider’s and the employee’s. The termination form is the manager’s record, so only the manager signs; in its resignation version the employee signs. The teacher observation form has the evaluator’s and the teacher’s. Every response is timestamped when it is submitted.

Do these replace government new-hire forms?

No. They sit beside them. In the US a new hire still completes the IRS Form W-4 and the USCIS Form I-9; in the UK, a P45 or the HMRC starter checklist; in Australia, a tax file number declaration. Use the official versions of those.

Can I restrict who can open an internal form?

Yes. Add a password in Settings so only people who have it can respond, and share the link on your intranet or staff channel. The same suits staff requests, such as a travel authorization form or a purchase requisition.

Can staff give feedback on training?

Yes. The training course evaluation form rates a whole course, and the workshop evaluation form rates a single session. Both come with anonymous responses turned on.