Staff Handbook - Policies and Procedures
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CHRIS SEDGEMAN SCAFFOLDING ALCOHOL AND DRUGS MISUSE POLICY
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Also included are variants of unlawful drugs and solvents.
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ANTI-BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION POLICY
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Background and objectives
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Our commitment
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What is “bribery”?
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Assessment of the risk of bribery
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Risk management procedures
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b) Disciplinary Policy.
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c) Register of entertainment, hospitality, and gifts.
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d) Terms of Business.
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e) Training.
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f) Due Diligence Enquiries.
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Monitoring and training.
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What to do if you suspect bribery or corruption.
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Donations to charity, political donations and sponsorships.
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Summary and conclusions.
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Consequences of failing to comply
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How to complain
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DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION POLICY
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Introduction
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Recruitment
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Induction
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Training and Career Development
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Benefits
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Harassment
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Retention
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Adjustment
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Action Plan - Removal of Barriers
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E-MAIL, INTERNET & SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY
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INTERNET ‘BLOG’ POLICY
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SOCIAL MEDIA
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EQUALITY AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES POLICY
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Commitment to equality and equal opportunities
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Employment Practices
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Monitoring and Review Arrangements
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Grievance and Disciplinary Procedures
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Recruitment
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Training and career development
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Rehabilitation of Offenders
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Equal Pay
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Harassment at work
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Harassment at work by third parties
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Sexual harassment at work
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Racial Discrimination
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Age Discrimination
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Disability Discrimination
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Summary
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POLICY RELATING TO DISABILITY
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Introduction
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Recruitment
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Induction
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Training and Career Development
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Benefits
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Harassment
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Retention
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Adjustment
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Action Plan - Removal of Barriers
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FAMILY FRIENDLY POLICIES
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TIME OFF FOR DEPENDANTS
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PARENTAL LEAVE
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MATERNITY LEAVE
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Antenatal appointments
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Ordinary maternity leave
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Additional maternity leave
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Notification of return to work
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Commencement of maternity leave
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Duration of maternity leave
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Continuation of your contract of employment
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Keeping in Touch Days
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Return to work at the end of maternity leave
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Redundancy during maternity leave
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Pay during maternity leave
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Pension contributions
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Bonuses and changes in remuneration during your maternity leave
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Holidays and annual leave
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Health and Safety
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Compulsory maternity leave
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Protection from detriment
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TIME OFF WORK FOR ANTENATAL APPOINTMENTS - FATHERS AND PARTNERS
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PATERNITY LEAVE
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Who can take paternity leave?
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Length of paternity leave
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Statutory Paternity Pay
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Notice of intention to take paternity leave
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Self certificate
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Contractual benefits
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Return to work after paternity leave
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Protection from detriment and dismissal
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SHARED PARENTAL LEAVE
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What is shared parental leave and pay?
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Eligibility for shared parental leave
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Eligibility for shared parental pay
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Amount of shared parental leave
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How can shared parental leave be taken?
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Notifications of entitlement and intention to take shared parental leave
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Supplementary evidence
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Variation of notice of intention to take shared parental leave
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Giving notice of periods of shared parental leave
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What happens after you give us notice of periods of shared parental leave?
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Variation of period of leave
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Limit of up to three period of leave notices or variations
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Modification of eight week requirement for notices where child born early
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Change of circumstances
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Work during shared parental leave
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Application of terms and conditions during shared parental leave
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Right to return after shared parental leave
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Redundancy during shared parental leave
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Protection from detriment and unfair dismissal
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ADOPTION LEAVE
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Notice of intention to take adoption leave
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Matching certificate
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Pay during adoption leave
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Contractual benefits
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Keeping in Touch Days
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Return to work after adoption leave
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Pension contributions
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Bonuses and changes in remuneration during your adoption leave
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Holidays and annual leave
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RIGHT TO TIME OFF WORK FOR ADOPTION APPOINTMENTS
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FLEXIBLE WORKING
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Eligibility
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Scope of a request
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The procedure
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In summary
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Limiting and recording exceedances
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Fire Extinguisher Policy
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Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy
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Quality Policy Statement
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REDUNDANCY POLICY
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What is redundancy?
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The Decision To Dismiss Because of Redundancy
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Statutory Redundancy Pay
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[no of years’ service] x [week’s pay] x [age factor] = SRP
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SMOKE-FREE POLICY
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Purpose
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Policy
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Implementation
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Non-compliance
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This policy is guidance for Safe Working Practice
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Sustainability Policy
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POLICY FOR THE PROVISION OF GIFTS, ENTERTAINMENT, OR HOSPITALITY BY THE BUSINESS
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Gifts
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Entertainment and hospitality
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Trivial gifts, or entertainment or hospitality
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Timber Policy
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Vehicle Policy
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WHISTLEBLOWING POLICY
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What Is Whistleblowing?
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Our Policy
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Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
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Who is protected?
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What is protected?
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What Protection does the worker have?
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CHRIS SEDGEMAN SCAFFOLDING LIMITED POLICY ON RECRUITMENT OF EX-OFFENDERS
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2. Our Clients
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3. Conviction Information
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4. Policy
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RETIREMENT POLICY
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PANDEMIC POLICY – TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH NEW GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE AT THE TIME.
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What is a Pandemic?
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Control Measures
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These may include: -
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Shielding
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Self-Isolating
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Risk Assessment
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Hierarchy of Controls –
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Hand Washing
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Materials and working in the yard
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Working on sites.
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Welfare
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Scaffolding Operations.
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A safe system of work may then be arranged as follows:
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Emergency Procedures.
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Conclusion
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Contents
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INTRODUCTION
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CONDUCT
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Misconduct:
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Gross misconduct:
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DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE
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1. Introduction
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2. Informal procedure
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3. Trial Periods
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4. Formal procedures
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5. Authority to deal with disciplinary decisions
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6. Investigation
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7. Disciplinary meeting
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8. Your legal right to be accompanied at a disciplinary meeting
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9. Recording of formal procedures
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10. Procedures for misconduct
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FIRST WRITTEN WARNING
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FINAL WRITTEN WARNING
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DISMISSAL OR OTHER SERIOUS STEPS
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LENGTH OF WARNINGS
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11. Procedure for gross misconduct
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12. Appeals Procedure
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GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
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Informal Resolution
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Formal Procedure
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Appeals Procedure
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PERFORMANCE REVIEW PROCEDURE
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General Procedure
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Stages of Procedure
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(b) Formal Warnings
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Length of Warning
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Dismissal
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Appeals Procedure
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Performance Review and Appraisal generally
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ABSENCE FROM WORK DUE TO SICKNESS OR INJURY
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INTRODUCTION
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YOUR SICK PAY
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AUTHORISED ABSENCE FROM WORK
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NOTIFICATION
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EVIDENCE OF ILLNESS OR INJURY
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Self-certification
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Medical Certificates
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CONDUCT DURING ABSENCE DUE TO SICKNESS OR INJURY
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HOLIDAYS DURING SICKNESS
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MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
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LIGHT WORK
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INFECTIOUS / CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
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EXCLUSIONS
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LOANS DURING PERIODS OF ABSENCE
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STATUTORY ABSENCE
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JURY SERVICE
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COMPASSIONATE LEAVE
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AN EXPLANATION OF STATUTORY SICK PAY
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Introduction
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Amount of SSP
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Eligibility for SSP
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Purpose of SSP
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Employment and support allowance
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Authorisation of SSP
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Leavers
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Records
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DWP inspections
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HOLIDAY POLICY AND PROCEDURES
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PENSION PROCEDURE – AUTO ENROLEMENT
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Will I be automatically enrolled?
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Who will contribute to my pension?
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How are contributions calculated?
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Do I have to stay enrolled?
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How do I opt out?
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• Online: go to: https://myproducts.bandce.co.uk
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Membership booklet.
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