When an employer must provide a written statement to an employee or worker, and what you can do if you do not get one.
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Sexual harassment - Creating a sexual harassment policy
What employers should include if they have a policy on sexual harassment.
Disciplinary procedure - Step 1: Understanding the options
The steps an employer should take to deal with a disciplinary issue.
Pay rises - Asking for and awarding pay rises
What an employer should do when awarding a pay rise, including when someone's employment ends. How an employee might ask for a pay rise.
Mediation at work - What mediation is and how it can help
How mediation can help mend relationships when there is a disagreement at work.
Statutory maternity leave and pay - Maternity protections
The rights someone who is on maternity leave has to protection from discrimination, detriment, dismissal or redundancy.
Dismissals - What dismissal is
Fair and unfair dismissal, dismissals with and without notice, and constructive dismissal.
Job offer letter template: with written statement
A job offer letter template that includes the 'written statement of employment particulars'.
Written statements - What must be included
What an employer must put in writing in an employment contract ('written statement of employment particulars').
Workplace pensions
How workplace pension schemes work, how to opt in and resolving pension issues.