Hand book
A- Recruitment and getting started
- Taking on staff - the options
- Widen your choice of employees to improve competitiveness
- Recruiting and interviewing
- Getting new workers started
- Employing people checklist
- Check your legal responsibilities when recruiting new employees
- Setting up an employment agency
- Taking on a new employee
B- Employing different types of worker
- Recruiting directors
- Employing part-time workers
- Using contractors and subcontractors
- Employing young people
- Employing family members and voluntary staff
- Recruiting and employing disabled people
- Ensuring your workers are eligible to work
in the UKCheck the eligibility of your migrant workers
A- Paying the staff
- Set the right pay rates
- Pay - an overview of obligations
- PAYE: the basics
- National Insurance: the basics
- Understand statutory sick pay
- Outsource your payroll
- Individuals, companies and IR35
- Avoid common PAYE mistakes
- National minimum wage entitlement, rate and arrears checker
B- National minimum wage law
- Understanding national minimum wage law
- National minimum wage - the basics and who is entitled to it
- National minimum wage - who must pay it and how it''s calculated
- National minimum wage - what counts as
NMW pay, benefits in kind and accommodation - National minimum wage - hours for which the NMW must be paid
- National minimum wage - record-keeping and enforcement
- National minimum wage entitlement, rate and arrears checker
C- Pension schemes
- Know your legal obligations on pensions
- Running a pension scheme
- Pension planning for the self-employed
- Choose the right pension scheme
A- Health, safety and
working environment
- Importance of health and safety to your business
- Your responsibilities for health and safety
- Health & safety performance indicator
- Meet minimum workplace standards
- Record and report an accident or incident
- Occupational health and welfare: an overview
- How to deal with stress
- Liability insurance
B- Employee representatives
and trade unions
- Working with employee representatives
- Work effectively with trade unions
- Rights to trade union membership
- Recognising a trade union - the issues
- Applications for trade union recognition
C- Organisational change
- Responsibilities to employees if you buy or sell a business
- Check tax & legal issues when selling a business
- Reorganisations, restructurings and other major changes
D- Setting the rules
- Set up employment policies for your business
- Sending staff on international business trips
- Smoking policies, drugs and alcohol abuse
- Monitoring and security of staff
E- Working time and time off
- Manage absence and sickness
- Allowing time off work
- Hours, rest breaks and the working week
- Know how much holiday to give your staff
- Calculate your employees'' holiday entitlement
A- Disciplinary problems, disputes
and grievances
- Handling disciplinaries
- Handling grievances
- Follow the correct disciplinary procedure
- Bullying and harassment
- Handling employment tribunal claims
- Industrial disputes
B- Dismissals, redundancies and
other exits
- End employment correctly
- Workers leaving: the basics
- Issue the correct periods of notice
- Dismissal
- Making an employee redundant
- Handling potential redundancies
- Calculate the statutory redundancy pay due to your employee
- When an employee resigns
- When an employee retires
- When an employee leaves through ill health
- When an employee dies
- Sort out tax matters when an employee leaves
A-Managing health and safety
- Importance of health and safety to your business
- Your responsibilities for health and safety
- Health & safety performance indicator
- Create and operate a health and safety policy
- Risk assessment - an overview
- Communicate your health and safety procedures
- Display the right signs and notices
- Register for health and safety
- Set up a health and safety management system
- Ensure your products are safe
- What to expect from a health and safety visit
- Record and report an accident or incident
- Health and safety responsibilities of individuals
- Corporate manslaughter and corporate homicide: an overview
- Manage a health & safety induction for office-based workers
B- Working environment
- Meet minimum workplace standards
- Facilities for customers and employees
- Smoking policies, drugs and alcohol abuse
- Protect employees and the environment from air pollution
- Dealing with noise and noise pollution
- Manage harmful substances safely
C- Working practices
- Food safety
- Protect yourself and your workforce
- Ensure employees'' safety when lifting and carrying
- Ensure your employees are operating computers safely
- Avoid slips and trips
A- People, health and welfare
- Choose the right premises for your business
- Renting business premises
- Buying business premises
- Use your home as a workplace
- Responsibilities of landlords and tenants
B- Adapting your premises
C- Protect your premises and
prevent emergencies
- Fire safety and risk assessment
- Protect your business from flooding
- Security and crime prevention
- Crisis management and business continuity planning
D- Taxes and tax breaks for
premises
- Business rates
- Changing your premises and business rates
- Water and sewerage rates
- Stamp duty: the basics
- Capital allowances: the basics
- First-year allowances
- Capital and incentive allowances interactive tools
E- Information, communication
and technology
- Get the most from your phone system
- Get the most from IT in your business
- Computer hardware: the basics
- Computer networks: the basics
- Setting up a basic
F- Home Information Packs
A- Help, finance and advisers
- Local authority services: an overview
- Using a safety consultant
- Commercial mortgages and lenders
- Decide whether to lease or buy assets
B- Insurance
- Choose an insurance adviser and present your risk
- Insure your business and assets - general insurances
- Insure your business - people, life and health
- Liability insurance
- Get the right insurance for your business
- Health & safety performance indicator
- Product liability
A- Pollution control
- Overview of environmental permits and licences
- Protect employees and the environment from air pollution
- Dealing with noise and noise pollution
- How to prevent water pollution
- Dealing with land contamination
B- Waste and hazardous substances
- Your waste responsibilities
- Managing your hazardous waste
- How to manage waste effectively
- Hazardous substances and the environment
- How to store oil
- Assess your environmental compliance
- Your waste options
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