[bobplum]

Hi ALL
Looking to draw up a contract for a part timer, hopefully to start in March
Can any one recommend were to get one?
Did someone recommend "Peninsular Law"

After reading some horror stories i want to make sure i am squeaky tight

Thanking you in advance

[Marc Whitbread]

Join the fsb it costs about £150 a year you get every single peice of documentation you could ever need all updated to be in line with current law and they also have solicitors tax accountants the lot so if you ever run into any trouble legally they will help fight your corner and thats all included in that fee!

[CleanClear]

Hi ALL
Looking to draw up a contract for a part timer, hopefully to start in March
Can any one recommend were to get one?
Did someone recommend "Peninsular Law"

After reading some horror stories i want to make sure i am squeaky tight

Thanking you in advance

Yes Bob, Peninsula are the guys to help you out.

http://www.peninsulagrouplimited.com/

They really know their stuff. They'll make sure you're on the straight and narrow. I think one time even Lee Burbidge from the Window Cleaning Magazine ran a piece on them. Thats how good they are.

[Richard iSparkle]

Hi ALL
Looking to draw up a contract for a part timer, hopefully to start in March
Can any one recommend were to get one?
Did someone recommend "Peninsular Law"

After reading some horror stories i want to make sure i am squeaky tight

Thanking you in advance

Yes Bob, Peninsula are the guys to help you out.

http://www.peninsulagrouplimited.com/

They really know their stuff. They'll make sure you're on the straight and narrow. I think one time even Lee Burbidge from the Window Cleaning Magazine ran a piece on them. Thats how good they are.

Bob!

you won't want to use thingyula.  they come with very dubious reviews from people i know well...  AND i have had poor experience of similar organisations myself 

just use ACAS

http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1577

the gov't free organisation

ACAS are the people the peninsula's of this world follow anyhow...  and it's FREE 

[CleanClear]

Hi ALL
Looking to draw up a contract for a part timer, hopefully to start in March
Can any one recommend were to get one?
Did someone recommend "Peninsular Law"

After reading some horror stories i want to make sure i am squeaky tight

Thanking you in advance

Yes Bob, Peninsula are the guys to help you out.

http://www.peninsulagrouplimited.com/

They really know their stuff. They'll make sure you're on the straight and narrow. I think one time even Lee Burbidge from the Window Cleaning Magazine ran a piece on them. Thats how good they are.

Bob!

you won't want to use thingyula.  they come with very dubious reviews from people i know well...  AND i have had poor experience of similar organisations myself 

just use ACAS

http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1577

the gov't free organisation

ACAS are the people the peninsula's of this world follow anyhow...  and it's FREE 

Have i got this right Richard, you're intimating that Peninsula might be no good for Bob? 

[Richard iSparkle]

Hi ALL
Looking to draw up a contract for a part timer, hopefully to start in March
Can any one recommend were to get one?
Did someone recommend "Peninsular Law"

After reading some horror stories i want to make sure i am squeaky tight

Thanking you in advance

Yes Bob, Peninsula are the guys to help you out.

http://www.peninsulagrouplimited.com/

They really know their stuff. They'll make sure you're on the straight and narrow. I think one time even Lee Burbidge from the Window Cleaning Magazine ran a piece on them. Thats how good they are.

Bob!

you won't want to use thingyula.  they come with very dubious reviews from people i know well...  AND i have had poor experience of similar organisations myself 

just use ACAS

http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=1577

the gov't free organisation

ACAS are the people the peninsula's of this world follow anyhow...  and it's FREE 

Have i got this right Richard, you're intimating that Peninsula might be no good for Bob? 

you got it!

[telfordwindowclnr]

People can take the mick all they like, but peninsula have been great for me so far. You don't get to be the biggest in the UK without knowing what you are doing. If any of us had 68,000 customers we were trying to satisfy, I'm sure we would end up with a handful of nightmare reviews on the net.

[robertphil]

ur on commision

[Richard iSparkle]

People can take the mick all they like, but peninsula have been great for me so far. You don't get to be the biggest in the UK without knowing what you are doing. If any of us had 68,000 customers we were trying to satisfy, I'm sure we would end up with a handful of nightmare reviews on the net.

maybe wait and see what you think of them in 2 years rather than in the honeymoon period.  i guess youve not had any HR problems since you started paying them?

macdonalds serve about 3 800 000 million customers a day but they're a pretty horrible restaurant.  great business for the owners tho

[robertphil]

iv learnt a bit from macdonalds when it comes to employing.  in a nice way .

[Richard iSparkle]

iv learnt a bit from macdonalds when it comes to employing.  in a nice way .

MacDonalds are a remarkable company who loads of things really well.  I love going in and watching how the business is working.  They don't make great burgers tho!

[robertphil]

their contract of employment is the one to geta hold of