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Employment Contract (UK) - Part Time
This written statement, forming part of an employee's contract, is a model document for employers to comply with the UK Employment Rights Act 1996. It provides a summary for a part-time (junior to mid-level) employee of their main employment terms and statutory particulars such as pay, hours, holidays, and notice periods. This template has been created based on the Acas document and amended for a part-time employee.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Worker
This Written Statement of Employment Particulars is used to give a worker (not necessarily a full employee) a written summary of their key terms of engagement, such as pay, hours, holiday, and place of work. It is a legal requirement under the Employment Rights Act 1996 for workers (unless they started before April 2020) to receive this statement, and it ensures workers know their core rights and working conditions.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Junior and Mid-Level Employee
The ACAS written statement, forming part of an employee's contract, is a model document for employers to comply with the UK Employment Rights Act 1996. It provides a summary for a full-time employee of their main employment terms and statutory particulars such as pay, hours, holidays, and notice periods.
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Employment Contract (UK) - Junior and Mid-Level Employee
The ACAS written statement, forming part of an employee's contract, is a model document for employers to comply with the UK Employment Rights Act 1996. It provides a summary for a full-time employee of their main employment terms and statutory particulars such as pay, hours, holidays, and notice periods.
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Sample H.R. Policies for Addressing Harassment & Discrimination (NVCA)
The NVCA Sample H.R. Policies for Addressing Harassment and Discrimination provide venture capital firms with model guidelines to prevent, identify, and address workplace harassment and discrimination. The document outlines a commitment to equal opportunity, defines prohibited conduct (including sexual harassment), establishes clear complaint and investigation procedures, and enforces strict prohibitions against retaliation, all while encouraging firms to tailor the policies to their specific legal and organizational needs.
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Letter to Confirm an Employee's Maternity Leave (UK) (Acas)
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Bereavement Policy (UK) (Acas)
The Acas Bereavement Policy template provides a comprehensive framework for supporting employees following the death of a loved one, covering paid and unpaid leave, parental bereavement, and miscarriage leave. It promotes compassion and fairness in the workplace by outlining procedures for time off, communication, return-to-work support, and sensitivity to cultural and individual differences in grieving.
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Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Policy (UK) (Acas)
This policy outlines an organization's commitment to fostering equality, diversity, and inclusion within its workforce and in its dealings with customers. It aims to eliminate unlawful discrimination based on protected characteristics, promoting a respectful and fair working environment for all employees.
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Suspension During an Investigation at Work Letter (UK) (Acas)
This template provides a formal letter for an employer to issue to an employee, confirming their suspension from duty during an ongoing investigation. It details the reasons for the suspension, clarifies that it is not disciplinary action at this stage, and outlines the employee's responsibilities and points of contact during the suspension period. The document ensures clear communication regarding the investigative process and the employee's temporary status.
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Redundancy Appeal Letter (UK) (Acas)
This template provides a formal letter or email for an employee to appeal a redundancy dismissal decision. It outlines common grounds for appeal, such as unfair selection or disagreement with the decision, and requests a meeting to discuss the matter. The employee also has the option to be accompanied at the meeting.