Record keeping is a fundamental practice essential for the efficient and transparent operation of any organization. It involves the systematic documentation and management of information, ensuring that records are accurate, accessible, and secure throughout their life cycle. Effective record keeping supports compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, facilitates decision-making, and protects the rights and interests of both the organization and its stakeholders. By maintaining organized and up-to-date records, organizations can promote accountability, improve operational efficiency, and safeguard against potential risks and liabilities.
Check back soon for our upcoming Introduction to Record Keeping class. Meanwhile, you can refer to the DOP Administrative Rule for details on what employee information needs to be retained. Additionally, the Records Management website, maintained by the Office of Technology, provides a wealth of information on best practices and guidelines to help you manage records effectively.
The DOP Administrative Rule specifies the records that agencies are required to retain.
This webpage offers information all about records management. It includes forms, training, and pertinent rules and laws.