
Guide
Employee Burnout
Read our guide where we'll discuss what employee burnout is, the causes of it, and how to prevent it from happening in your company.
- Occupational health
Peninsula Group, HR and Health & Safety Experts
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Peninsula Group, HR and Health & Safety Experts
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Read our Employee Lateness Policy advice guides for employers, or contact us for further HR, Health & Safety and Employment law advice.
Defining a clear employee lateness policy is essential for business to monitor and maintain the productivity of their workforce. Most problems with employee punctuality arise when an employer has no clear policy on the issue.
Absence management should form a key section of the employment contract so that the employee is aware of their responsibilities when they first join the company.
If an employer notices one or more members staff consistently arriving late, it is their responsibility to remind these people that they are in breach of company policy.
In addition to information on contracted working hours, an employee lateness policy should also include:
The Employment Rights Act 1996 documents an employer’s ability to dismiss a member of staff for poor conduct and failure to meet the requirements of their contract.
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