Reward: an introduction
Introduces the basics of reward, which includes pay and benefits, and outlines the UK legal position
Understand employer-employee contracts and varying contractual terms
A contract of employment is a legally binding agreement between an employer and employee.
This factsheet focuses on ‘contracts of service’ which apply when someone is employed by an organisation. It does not cover ‘contracts for services’ which are used by independent contractors like freelancers.
These ‘contracts of service’ are commonly referred to as a contract of employment. This factsheet outlines the obligations employers have to their employees in this relationship. Some of the information may also be relevant to workers, depending on the situation.
The employment law page on terms and conditions of employment covers legal rules around employment contracts, staff handbooks, written statements of employment particulars and covenants in further detail.
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Introduces the basics of reward, which includes pay and benefits, and outlines the UK legal position
Overview factsheet for people professionals on key TUPE principles
Factsheet outlining the basics of pre-employment checks (including right to work checks) required when hiring in the UK
Overview for employers on the employment tribunal claims process, the tribunal hearing and settlement of claims