Employment legislation is becoming increasingly complex and constantly changing and Stonebridge HR Consultants helps companies of all sizes to keep up to date ensuring compliance. This encompasses a host of areas including:
and this is to name but a few. If it's not more UK legislation it's European!
To avoid time consuming and expensive problems with Employment Tribunals it is essential to ensure your contracts of employment and other related documentation meet legislative requirements. Stonebridge HR Consultants will review and comment on your current documentation and can produce best practice guidelines and new paperwork.
Sometimes it is necessary to make changes to existing Terms and Conditions of Employment or to standardise a variety of terms that have come together over time. Stonebridge HR Consultants ensure that this exercise is undertaken in the light of current legislation whilst achieving the buy-in of individuals affected.
Equally important as effective contracts and policies is ensuring your management team understand and follow best practice methods in their interaction with staff. Well trained managers who fully appreciate the legislative demands are far less likely to land you, and them, in hot water. Stonebridge HR Consultants will provide bespoke training for managers to help them avoid the common pitfalls and improve their communication, motivation and management skills.
Following an executive team development exercise with NHS Blood and Transplant, Stonebridge HR Consultants were asked by the Estates and Facilities Director to deliver a development day to 26 managers based around Myers Briggs....
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06th
There's no hard and fast rule, it's more about common sense. Many employees can now work from home with modern technology but this isn't applicable to all roles....
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18th
It has just been announced that from 1st February 2010, the maximum compensatory award will drop from £66,200 to £65,300. The reduction reflects the decrease of 1.4% in the Retail Prices Index from September 2008 to September 2009.
A week's pay (for basic award and redundancy pay purposes) will remain the same at £380.