Employers' experiences of Foundation degrees
Find out how Foundation degrees have benefited employers in Northern Ireland.
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Find out how Foundation degrees have benefited employers in Northern Ireland.
Foundation degrees can help to improve your employees' skills and their contribution to your business.
A Foundation degree is a higher education qualification mainly delivered in local colleges which combines academic and work-related learning.
Helping Northern Ireland employers provide higher education qualifications to improve their employees' skills.
Essential Skills is a training programme that assists employees aged 16 and over in the development of literacy, numeracy, and ICT skills up to level 2.
Sometimes only one parent in a couple will be eligible for shared parental leave (SPL) and statutory shared parental pay (ShPP).
Best practice guidance for employers recruiting people with NI conflict-related convictions that took place before the Belfast Agreement/Good Friday Agreement 1998.
For positions that involve working in regulated activity with children or adults, enhanced checks are required.
What information may be disclosed by an AccessNI check, recruiting ex-offenders, and withdrawing job offers.
Checking an applicant's overseas criminal record and their right to work in the UK.
Find out the latest delivery times for AccessNI certificates.
How to complete your application, how to avoid making common mistakes, and how to dispute incorrect information.
Key points to think about when requesting AccessNI checks.
Registering your organisation with AccessNI in order to process criminal records checks.
The process you must follow to apply for an AccessNI check.
How much it costs to apply for an AccessNI check and how long you can expect to wait for it to be processed.
Accepting previously issued AccessNI checks, revealing information about these to other organisations, and security features of.
Standard and Enhanced AccessNI checks and how long they are valid for.
The types of AccessNI checks, the information they reveal, and how to apply for them.
An incentive payment will be available for employers whose employees successfully complete the Level 2 and Level 3 Apprenticeship programmes.
Example of how to calculate minimum wage arrears.
Current minimum wage rates for Northern Ireland workers.
Minimum wage rates for previous years from 1999 to the current period.
Practical tips to help employers meet their obligations on correctly paying the minimum wage.
How minimum wage law is enforced and the penalties you could face if you don't pay it correctly.