by Alistair Booth | 18 Jan 2019 | Blog, Employees, Employment Law, HR News, Human Rights in the Workplace
I think we can all agree that it has been a shocking week in Parliament. With Theresa May losing the vote for her proposed Brexit deal, and the opposition holding a vote of no confidence, this has caused continued uncertainty and distress for many of us. You might be...
by Alistair Booth | 1 Jun 2018 | Blog, Employees, HR Resources, HR Support, People Development, Performance, Policies and Procedures
Core Values Core values give a clear message of what your business stands for. In addition, you should make sure your employees are aware of the company values and also be aware of what they represent. It can also be effective to discuss core values, and help staff...
by admin | 27 Jul 2017 | HR Support
When most organisations hear the words “retainer agreement,” they run the other direction. After all, most retainer agreements are plagued with feelings of long-term commitment. This also forces you to spending money without a solid guarantee of what’s being received...
by admin | 27 Jul 2017 | HR Support
If you’re in a leadership position at your company, you know all too well how frustrating it is to manage non-revenue-generating tasks. In fact, it’s easy to spend up to half your time at the office on administrative needs, including many HR functions. Most growing...
by admin | 21 Jul 2017 | HR Support
One of the things we get asked is when and how you should outsource your HR. There’s no right or wrong reason as to when – you might be a start up, or you may employ 50 or more staff, it’s really up to you in terms of what you want HR to be in your business. Here are...
by admin | 4 Feb 2014 | Employment Law
There’s a perception that HR is all about compliance such as discipline and grievance and if you’re a small business or family business, you probably think you don’t need an HR Consultant. You probably think that because your staff don’t cause you any issues and if...
