

Leave & Absence Management for Employers
To keep your business functioning at full capacity you need your employees at work. It’s that simple.

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Probation Extension Letter Template UK
Probation periods are an excellent opportunity for employers to help integrate new employees into the workplace.

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Employment Contracts & Documentation
It’s essential that your employees fully understand what you expect from them in their role.

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Disciplinary Procedure Policy Template
When a conduct issue occurs, you will need to follow a comprehensive disciplinary procedure.

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Letter of Concern Template
When a conduct or performance issue occurs, you shouldn’t wait around to watch it develop into something more serious.

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Nepotism at Work
Unfair hiring practices can destroy employee morale and productivity. This is just one consequence of nepotism on your business.

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Signed off Work for Stress
Stress is a major issue for employees in the UK.

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Domestic Abuse - An Employment Law Guide
Domestic abuse includes but is not limited to controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour.

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Aug 1, 20211 min read


Grievance Policy Guide & Template
When a grievance occurs, a good policy can be the difference between a tribunal and successful resolution.

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Aug 1, 20212 min read


Exit Interview Questionnaire Template
Sometimes employees leave because of career progression, wanting to be closer to home, or a fresh start.

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Long Term Sickness at Work
For every business, knowing how to manage long-term sickness is vital.

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Termination of Employment Contract Letter Template UK
Although a natural part of employment, terminating an employee’s contract is often awkward and contentious.

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Workers' Rights: Breaks
While most employees have the right to take breaks at work, as a business owner it’s not mandatory that you pay for them.

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Equal pay
The right to equal pay was first legally introduced in the Equal Pay Act 1970 and is now under the Equality Act 2010.

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