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HR Zone FeatureHR tip: Demands for contractual statementsHRD & Payroll Solutions continues to bring HRZone.co.uk members a range of HR and payroll tips in 2008. A market leader in the provision of HR and payroll training and nationally recognised professional qualifications, HRD & Payroll Solutions are highly experienced in teaching about common HR and payroll problems. A wide selection of tips, tricks and guidance can be seen below. HRZone.co.uk highly recommends that any tips are taken as a starting point for guidance only. Question: "An employee has demanded a copy of his contract of employment although he was issued with one when he joined us some years ago. What should we do?" HR tip: There are two issues here. First - and I know that it may seem pedantic - a contract of employment does not need to be in writing in order to be valid. If the man has been working for you for money, then a contract of employment exists. What all employees are legally entitled to, and what your employee is asking for, is a statement of written particulars of employment that sets out specified details of the contract. No signatures are required on this statement. Second, whether you originally issued one or not, give him a copy. It really is not worth the bother of arguing and in any case may highlight and give opportunity to resolve a problem. Previous HR and Payroll tips: July 2008 June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February 2008 January 2008
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