How employers should handle problems workers raise informally, before they get to a formal grievance procedure.
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Bereaved partner's paternity leave - What the law says
Bereaved partner's paternity leave allows eligible fathers and partners time off to care for their child, if their partner dies. New law from 6 April 2026.
Inductions - Planning an induction programme
How an employer can plan an induction programme to welcome a new starter or someone moving to a new role.
Investigation letter templates
Templates for employers carrying out investigations for possible disciplinary and grievance issues.
Acas statement of voluntary application of the Code of Practice for Statistics
How Acas is applying the Code of Practice for Statistics in its early conciliation and employment tribunal data.
Managing employees who work from home - Supporting and managing employees
Managing performance, supporting employees and new starters, and training for working from home and hybrid working.
Managing sickness absence - Reducing absence
Steps an employer can take to help reduce sickness absence levels in their organisation.
Home and hybrid working policies - Things to consider
Considering employees, roles and practicalities – discussing when, where and how work can be done.
Grievance letter template
A template letter for workers to use to raise a formal grievance with their employer.
Managing a redundancy process - Step 3: Tell employees
Why it’s important to tell employees about your redundancy plans as early as possible and how to keep them informed.