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ARTICLE · 16 DECEMBER 2015

Top 5 New Year Resolutions For HR Practitioners

As demonstrated by our articles in this special Christmas bulletin, the festive season can be a stressful time for HR professionals.

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As demonstrated by our articles in this special Christmas bulletin, the festive season can be a stressful time for HR professionals. After managing competing holiday requests and dealing with the fall out of Christmas party punch-ups (we hope not), January may feel like a time for hibernation not housekeeping. But with proper policies and procedures in place both employers and employees can enjoy a less stressful 2016.

As January is often seen as the time for instigating change, we thought it would be helpful to consider some New Year resolutions:

1. Signed Contracts

Do all your employees have appropriate and signed contracts of employment in place?

The law prescribes that certain information be provided in writing to the employee within the first two months of their employment. This includes things like their rate of pay, holiday entitlement and place of work. Some slightly less obvious details should also be included, such as whether any collective

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