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You asked, so here it is - Example R2D (Right to Disconnect Policy)
Here's an example R2D Policy - have questions or need help implementing at your business? Reach out for a free 15min HR consultation with our Senior Partners. Want more resources and content like this? Let us know in the poll below
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New comment Aug 26
You asked, so here it is - Example R2D (Right to Disconnect Policy)
0 likes • Aug 26
Thanks. Still getting my head around it, but this is a good first step 🫠😵‍💫😵
Why do Awards change SO much!?
I feel every time I look at the award it is different from the last. Should employers not be informed when changes take place? Especially when I have multiple awards covering my workplace, I feel like its always a moving target. How do you stay across these changes without living in these awards daily?
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New comment Aug 22
0 likes • Aug 22
Yea, this is my headache too!
A BIG step forward for HR in small-medium businesses! Our HR Essentials Pack
We don't often post about our services/products, but this one is an important announcement which we wanted to extend to our amazing skool community! This one is for the small business owners who are time-poor, but doing amazing things in their day-to-day. ✨ The business owners who know they need a little support to make operations, compliance, and legal oversight streamlined and bullet-proof, but don't know where to start, and don't have the resources to outsource this, or hire internally. This pack is for you! It's all of your ESSENTIAL HR needs in 1 pack. Just a bunch of documents? Technically yes. But also no. It comes with over 3 hours of tailored consultations – exactly what growing businesses need!We've seen many HR consultancies selling HR document templates, and we think they're great! However, we've seen many customers get stuck when filling them out correctly. ☝️and Incorrect form-filling simply keeps business owners trapped in yet another vicious cycle of business and HR risk and incompliance. Our consultations will guide you through the pack, educate and coach you so you know how to get the most out of it, and how to handle future HR challenges independently, and together we'll make a plan that tackles your long-term goals. We then check in twice, to answer any niggling questions and ensure you're on track and utilising your HR Essentials Pack to the max! To find out exactly what kind of 🔥🔥🔥 you can put out with this pack (and much more!) check the link in the comments and below! https://humanpower.au/product/essentials-hr-pack/
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New comment Aug 23
0 likes • Aug 22
Thanks for sharing! I'll check it out! Exactly what sized businesses is this pack most suited for?
Contractors
Hello, I myself am a freelancer, and I often need to work with a network of freelancers when completing jobs for various clients. Usually I utilise platforms like UpWork, as they offer me the best protection, however, as I'm getting larger, I'm looking to internalise these processes. Does anyone have any experience in doing-so? I assume the best way to start is with a thorough contractor agreement. I had a look online, and there appear to be many free ones available. I assume I'd likely need to hire a lawyer to go over it thought, which I assume would be costly. Thoughts?
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New comment Jul 17
0 likes • Jul 17
Thanks Phil! I appreciate it!
DIY HR?
A question I get asked ALOT is whether businesses actually need a dedicated HR person and the answer is (more often than not) NO ... Let's be clear on the question here however, HR (as in HR Management) is absolutely necessary and a requirement of all businesses that employ staff. But, does a business need a sole HR position in the business/org that is responsible for managing these duties? For smaller companies, particularly those with fewer than 30 employees, having a dedicated HR role may just not be necessary and could be considered overkill (think the old saying 'a sledge hammer to crack a peanut'). For most small businesses, a dedicated role focused on HR duties and ensuring employer obligations to staff are met, can sometimes be overkill for such a small team. Of course, this depends on the industry. Some sectors have extensive regulations and obligations, making HR a significant workload even for a 15-person team. However, more often than not, these businesses don’t require a full-time HR staff member.. With the right guidance, resources and advice, a dedicated manager/leader with a capable admin team can be just the tool required for the job . Here are some top tips for DIY HR in your business: 1. Schedule Regular HR Health Checks - Annual check-ups help ensure compliance with changing laws. Having an HR consultant on call can provide expert advice when needed, whilst also providing you with a report on what is and is not working well in your business. 2. Engage With a Learning Community - Like HR Help Hub! ✅ - great start! - Social Media Insights: Follow HR leaders and join industry groups for the latest updates. 3. Master Industrial/Professional Awards - Regularly check industry/professional (and other relevant legislation to your workplace) award rates using resources like the Fair Work Ombudsman’s website to ensure compliance. In Australia? Follow the Fair Work Ombudsmen for general and industry specific updates on all you need to know regarding changes to laws and regulations.
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New comment Jul 10
DIY HR?
0 likes • Jul 10
Hi Phil, I'm on my DIY journey, as a freelancer, who currently has more business than I can content with! Would be following along for advice RE: contractor agreements, and managing taxes and so forth! Thanks so much!
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Brittney Ihrig
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Hello, this is Britt

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