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Contracts
A contract or written statement of employment are required by law to be given to all paid employees who have been employed for at least a month. These contracts set out in clear terms the details of the post-holder’s:-
- pay
- hours of work
- holiday entitlement
- sick pay entitlement
- notice period
- disciplinary and grievance procedures
Having a contract in place helps to avoid any misunderstanding should things go wrong between an employer and an employee. The contract should be signed by the employee and reviewed on a regular basis (usually as part of an annual appraisal scheme). Organisations that use agency workers should contact ACAS for current regulations and guidance.
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