Employment Law Obligations
The launch of the tool ‘Which boss are you?’ follows a BIS study that found there are many different ways bosses manage their obligations. Some are confident and tackle it head-on whereas others admit to putting off their obligations and worry about how this might affect their business.
The study also identified four clear ‘types’ of behaviour in relation to how bosses manage employment law. The quick and confidential new tool allows bosses to discover which type of boss they are and then provides them with the advice that is most relevant to help them develop.
Bosses are identified as one of the following four types:
1. Starting Out – 33 per cent of those surveyed. Broadly unaware of the obligations they have as an employer.
2. Focused on Business – 19 per cent of those surveyed. Aware they have obligations but feel they are not confident in actioning them and have other priorities to deal with.
3. The Delegator – 13 per cent of those surveyed. Understand obligations but feel it is someone else’s role to ensure they are actioned.
4. Covered and Confident – 34 per cent of those surveyed. Understand their obligations, act on them and makes use of free guidance where possible.
To use the ‘Which boss are you?’ tool please click here.
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