An employer must give employees and workers a document stating the main conditions of employment when they start work. This is known as a ‘written statement of employment particulars’. It is not an employment contract.
The written statement is made up of:

• the main document (known as a ‘principal statement’)
• a wider written statement

The employer must provide the principal statement on the first day of employment and the wider written statement within 2 months of the start of employment.

​Don't get caught out by this new legal requirement when you start to take on new staff.

For further details, contact us or look at the Gov.uk website

Firstly, we hope that you and your loved ones are safe and well and continue to be so.

There is no doubt that things have been difficult over the past few weeks.

Regardless of the organisation, it has been a very busy time for HR staff, making sure that correct procedures have been followed, and the necessary records are maintained.
This has helped our clients to make the right decisions on how to retain their workforce, and the skills that they have.
While the UK government have offered several schemes to help organisations and individuals survive and recover financially, there will come a time when the government will backtrack on these to make sure that the right assistance has been accessed with the right intent.
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Please make sure that you are keeping the necessary records, and that they are correct and up to date.

If you need help in doing this, please contact us: 07883 875578 by voice or text with your contact details.