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Thursday, November 20, 2008   
Personalised Human Resource Compliance guidelines for your company (UK Only)
The steps that need to be taken to ensure compliance will vary from business to business and will depend on a range of factors.

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Why worry about compliance?
All businesses have a duty to act lawfully, but there are more practical reasons why compliance is particularly important.

Compliance ensures that businesses that comply with the law will avoid the various consequences of non-compliance. These are potentially very serious and include the following:

- investigation by the Government, the sector regulator or the European Commission, which may require significant management input

- a financial penalty

- agreements being void and unenforceable

- adverse publicity, or

- the possibility of being sued for damages by those harmed by the unlawful behaviour.

Furthermore, a business that has taken adequate steps to achieve compliance but has nonetheless committed an infringement may still receive a financial penalty.
What about small businesses?
Compliance is important for all businesses, no matter what their size. It is therefore vital that small businesses take compliance seriously.

We recognise that the way in which businesses choose to ensure compliance may reflect their size, ie: smaller businesses may not have the resources needed to implement a full formal compliance programme.

However they will need to ensure that employees are aware of and are kept up to date with the implications of and the need to comply with appropriate laws.
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