top of page
Writer's pictureJessica Mills

A Guide to Employment Law Compliance for SMEs in England and Wales

Employment law is an essential component of SME governance, as it governs the relationship between employers and employees. SMEs in England and Wales must comply with a wide range of employment laws, regulations, and standards to avoid legal and reputational risks.


To ensure compliance with employment law, SMEs should consider the following:

  1. Understanding employment laws: SMEs should ensure that they understand the employment laws that apply to their business. This includes understanding the requirements for employment contracts, employee rights, and health and safety regulations.

  2. Developing policies and procedures: SMEs should develop policies and procedures that reflect their obligations under employment law. This may include policies related to discrimination, harassment, and employee benefits.

  3. Implementing training programs: SMEs should ensure that their employees are trained on employment law obligations and that they understand their rights and responsibilities.

  4. Conducting audits and reviews: SMEs should conduct regular audits and reviews to ensure that they are complying with employment laws and regulations. This may involve engaging with regulatory bodies or seeking advice from employment law professionals.


By ensuring compliance with employment law, SMEs can avoid legal and reputational risks, and build trust and confidence among employees and stakeholders. Boardify can support SMEs in developing and implementing a robust employment law compliance framework that ensures compliance with regulations and standards. Our team of governance specialists has extensive experience in working with SMEs, providing practical and effective solutions to their governance challenges. We invite you to contact us to learn more about how we can support your SME's governance and compliance needs in employment law compliance.



1 view0 comments

تعليقات


bottom of page