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Ready-Made Personnel Records

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Ready-Made Personnel Records is an invaluable source of over 200 do-it-yourself forms, contracts and letters to help you manage your personnel needs more effectively.

Our Web Price: £14.99   

Format: Paperback

ISBN: 978-1-905261-34-5

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As employment law and codes of practice increasingly affect the workplace, good, efficient, record-keeping is essential for any employer, large or small.

There's no quicker or easier way to 'get it in writing' than using the Ready-Made Personnel Records Form Book. What better way to legally document your important personnel agreements, avoid troublesome disputes, enforce your legal rights, comply with legal obligations and avoid liability without the inconvenience or cost of using a solicitor?

Ready-Made Personnel Records can be used by both non-profit-making and profit-making businesses to document employee turnover, salaries and policies. It will be particularly useful to time-starved small and medium-sized businesses, which can easily keep up-to-date, accurate and valuable personnel records.

Valid in England and Wales only.

About the Author

This product was compiled by our editorial department in collaboration with external experts and/or organisations.
Edition: Fifth   Published 2007
Format: Paperback   ISBN: 978-1-905261-34-5
Code: B617   Price: £14.99
  • Recruiting and hiring
    Advertising and applying
    Interviewing and confirming
    References and checking up

  • Employee introduction and management
    New employees
    Personnel management
    Temporary employees

  • Employment terms
    Agreements and procedures
    Payroll
    Working hours

  • Employment benefits and leave
    Expenses and benefits
    Paid and unpaid leave

  • Performance evaluation
    Disciplinary action
    Evaluation
    Grievances

  • Termination
    Dismissal
    Miscellaneous
    Redundancy

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