[AJCleaningServices]

I have just found “Sage HR (human resource) Advice”, which cost about £10-00 per month for businesses with up to 10 employees.  Sage HR Advice contains a lot of documents (templates of letters, policies, forms, contracts of employment…) and information. Sage HR Advice is plain English and continually updated with the employment law.  More info available here:
http://www.sage.co.uk/productsandservices/home.asp?tid=198076&stid=198305&pid=201614

After being ripped off by a solicitor (I paid over £700-00 just for "Statement of Terms and Conditions of Employment" and "Grievance & Disciplinary Procedure") Sage HR Advice looks to me as a real bargain.

Regards,

Arthur

[preston powerblast]

My accountant is a font of knowledge to me.
He gives me sound business advice.
Anything I need to know he's there with the answers for free.
As he is a personal friend of mine, accounts I pay for.

[AJCleaningServices]

The benefit of using Sage HR Advice is that Sage bears responsibility for the accuracy of their advice or document.  Sage would pay up to £20000-00 in compensation if information provided to the user of the Sage HR Advice was inaccurate and their customer suffered a loss because of the mistake. 

http://www.sage.co.uk/productsandservices/home.asp?tid=198076&stid=198305&pid=284916