Do you need help drafting contracts of employment? This handy guide below should give you an excellent starting point. 1. Contractual terms 2. Information to be provided in writing 3. Varying terms and conditions of employment 1. Contractual terms All contracts of employment must contain the four essential elements necessary for all legally binding contracts. …
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1. Collating existing information. 2. What to include in an Employee Handbook. 3. Implementing a new Employee Handbook. 1. Collating existing information Most organisations will already have a range of written rules and procedures which operate on a day-to-day basis. • Regardless of their size, most organisations will also have a set of accepted practices, …
Doing an interview with a potential new employee and need some inspiration? Here are Fifteen Useful Job Interview Questions for you to ask your interview candidate: What attracts you to this position? What do you enjoy most about your current position? Tell me about the biggest change you have had to deal with at work, How did …
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Self Appraisal Name ………………………. Department ………………………. Date of appraisal __/__/____ Your next Appraisal Meeting will take place on: Date: __/__/____ Time: xx:xx Place ………………………. Purpose of the Appraisal Meeting To enable you to discuss, with your manager, your job performance and your future. The discussion should aim at a clearer understanding of: (a) The main …
Where an employee has agreed to a variation to one or more of the terms of their contract of employment, you need to ensure this is properly recorded in writing. In any event, if the change is to one of the clauses required by the employee’s written statement of employment particulars, the employee must receive written notification within one …
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A contract of employment is a legally binding agreement, which means that the parties are bound by its terms. However, it is likely that over the course of the employment relationship the terms of the contract may need to change. Employers may want to vary the terms of a contract for various reasons including: …
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