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Confidential Employee Record Folder

A0503

Securely Store Employee Information


The Confidential Employee Record Folder covers employee information from the first day to the last. It includes places to store salary information, performance warnings, job appraisals, and much more - all the critical information you need to access, in one convenient folder.


This folder not only organizes your paperwork - it actually helps simplify it - by capturing important personnel information right on the folder itself. Additional space for confidential information is concealed on the inside.

$85.95

Confidential Employee Record Folder Expanded

A0175

Expanded Space to Securely Store Your Employee's Information


The Confidential Expanded Employee Record Folder has double the storage capacity of the standard-sized folder and captures the same employee information. It includes fields to record salary information, performance appraisals, warnings, and much more - all the critical information you need to access, in one convenient folder. Additional space inside the folder to conceal confidential employee information.

$109.00

Employee Medical Records Folder

A2211

File Employee Medical Records Separately in Their Own Folder


A number of federal laws, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) and Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), require employers to maintain the confidentiality of employee medical information. These records must be stored in dedicated folders and not in an employee's personnel file.

$85.95

Employee Medical Records Folder Expanded

A3325

Employee Medical Records Must be Stored Separately


Confidential Employee Medical Records Folders are the perfect option for storing required FMLA forms and for documenting accident and illness information as required by OSHA. The expandable version offers double the storage space of the standard Employee Medical Records Folder.


Record medical/insurance information on the front of the folder for easy reference.

$110.00

Employee Record Organizer and 6 Folders

A1175

Keep Important Employee Information in One Place


Keep important information in one place with the Employee Record Organizer. Document basic employee data, such as address and emergency phone numbers on the outer jacket, while storing confidential information inside the individual folders. Each folder tucks neatly into the outer jacket — which fits in any standard-sized filing cabinet.


The Employee Record Organizer includes an outer jacket and 6 separate folders to store information regarding Attendance, Performance, Separation, Payroll/Tax, Benefits/Insurance, and Hiring and Employment History.

$182.00

Employee Record Organizer and 3 Folders

A3103

The Perfect Record Organizer for Small Businesses


ComplyRight™ Employee Record Organizers are the perfect all-in-one record filing solution. This solution includes the outer record jacket and 3 separate folders that store employee records for Hiring and Employment History, Payroll/Tax
and Benefits/Insurance.

 

Record basic employee data, such as address and emergency phone numbers on the outer jacket of the organizer. Store confidential information inside the record folders. All the folders tuck neatly into the outer jacket - which fits in any standard-sized filing cabinet. See more details...


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$125.00

Personnel Pocket File

A1202

Confidential Employee Folders


Safely file confidential employee records using the durable Personnel Pocket File®. This folder features basic employee information on the outer jacket for quick, at-a-glance reference.

$85.95

Personnel Pocket File Expanded

A1204

Store Confidential Employee Records Securely In One File


For heavier filing needs, the Personnel Pocket File® Expanded allows you to store up to 200 forms without tearing — more than double the regular capacity. File all your confidential employee records safely and permanently.

$109.00

Concealed Cover Employee Record Folder

A0653

Keep Employee Information Safe from Prying Eyes


Take employee records filing confidentiality one step further with the Concealed Cover Confidential Employee Record Folder. A checklist on the protective cover shows you what records are inside the folder, but the sensitive documentation is shielded from view.


Like the Standard Cover Confidential Employee Record Folder, it allows you to store salary information, performance appraisals, warnings, and much more — all the critical information you need to access, in one convenient folder.

$85.95

Personnel Envelo-File®

A0717

Store Employee Documents For Easy Access


Even though many personnel documents can be stored electronically, you still need original hard copies of forms such as employment applications, warning records and evaluation forms available. The Confidential Personnel Envelo-File® lets you safely store such employee documents, plus record key employee information and benefits on the outside.

$85.95

Personnel Envelo-File® Expanded

A0720

Easy Access to Employee Documents


Even though many personnel documents can be stored electronically, you still need original hard copies of forms such as employment applications, warning records and evaluation forms available. The Expanded Confidential Personnel Envelo-File® lets you safely store such employee documents, plus record key employee information and benefits on the outside. See more details...


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$109.00

Personnel Envelo-File® Legal Size

A0731

Store Hard Copies of Employee Documents For Easy Access


Even though many personnel documents can be stored electronically, you still need original hard copies of forms such as employment applications, warning records and evaluation forms available. The Legal Size Confidential Personnel Envelo-File® lets you safely store employee documents, plus record key employee information and benefits on the outside. See more details...

 


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$115.00

First Impression Folder

B0631

Presentation Folders


Whether you’re welcoming a new team member or making a business proposal, these Presentation Folders will make a great first impression. They’re perfect for bundling all the required “first day” new employee forms and benefits information in one impressive package. Add a professional touch by customizing the front with your own text and logo.

as low as $7.45

First Impression Folder Expanded

B0632

Make a Big, Memorable Impression that Makes People feel Welcomed


Whether you’re welcoming a new team member or making a business proposal, these Presentation Folders have you covered. They’re perfect for bundling all the required “first day” new employee forms and benefits information in one impressive package. Add a professional touch to any documents you put inside these folders you can customize with your own text and logo.


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as low as $9.45

Personnel File Horizontal

A221

Confidential Personnel Files Store Sensitive Employee Information


State and federal recordkeeping laws require that business record and make essential employee documents readily accessible. Use our Confidential Personnel Files  to file and protect important, legally sensitive employee documents such as performance reviews and hiring records.


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$85.95

Personnel File Horizontal Expanded

A222

Keep Employee Information Confidential


Protect legally sensitive information with Expandable Confidential Personnel Files. The folder complies with state and federal recordkeeping laws and makes it a breeze to record, store and file important employee data. Keep this filing system readily accessible to meet with employee recordkeeping requirements.
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$109.00

Employee Recordkeeping FAQs

What should be included in an employee personnel file?

A personnel file should contain essential employment records, such as:
  • Employee identification and contact information
  • Job application and résumé
  • Offer letter and employment agreement
  • Performance evaluations
  • Disciplinary actions
  • Compensation and benefits records
  • Training and development documentation
  • Termination records
Certain records must be maintained in separate, confidential files to protect privacy and ensure compliance:
  • Medical records – Required by the ADA and HIPAA to be stored separately, including doctor’s notes, drug test results, injury documentation and requests for accommodations or leave.
  • I-9 forms – Must be filed separately due to sensitive personal data such as Social Security numbers.
  • Workplace investigations – Documentation such as statements, interview notes, and final reports should be kept in a restricted-access file.

As a best practice, many employers also maintain separate files for background checks, benefits information, equal employment data and litigation matters.

Employers are often required to provide:
  • Policies – Copies of relevant company policies and procedures
  • Personnel files – Records of the employees involved, including evaluations and disciplinary actions
  • Employment records – Documentation related to hiring, termination, promotion or transfers
  • Communications – Emails, memos or written communications tied to the allegations
Employee records should be updated right away when significant changes occur, such as a promotion, salary adjustment or change in job status. Beyond those immediate updates, it’s a good practice to review files quarterly to confirm routine accuracy and consistency. In addition, a full audit should be conducted annually to ensure all information is current, compliant and properly maintained.
Maintain a complete record of the termination process, including exit interviews, final pay details and termination letters. All files should be stored securely with access limited to authorized personnel. Records must be retained for the legally required period, in case of audits or disputes.
Retention requirements vary by record type. For example, payroll records must be kept at least three years under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), while I-9 forms must be retained for either three years after hire or one year after termination, whichever is later. Because requirements differ by state and federal law, it’s important to establish a records retention policy that meets or exceeds the strictest applicable standard.
Access should be limited to HR professionals and managers with a legitimate business need. Supervisors may view specific information, such as performance reviews, but they should not have unrestricted access to sensitive or unrelated data. Access protocols help protect employee privacy and reduce liability risks.
Yes. In many states, employees have the right to review the contents of their personnel file, often by submitting a written request. Some states also allow employees to request copies. Employers should be aware of state-specific laws governing access and create a clear policy to handle requests consistently and compliantly.

Personnel files must be stored securely, whether in physical or electronic form. Paper files should be kept in locked cabinets with controlled key access. Digital files should be protected with password security, encrypted systems and role-based permissions. Employers should also have policies in place for secure file disposal when retention periods expire.

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