Employer Information Hub

The Employer Information Contains lots of helpful information to help you feel confident in your role as an employer.

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Responsibilities

When becoming an employer, you work with many different organisations. It is important to understand their responsibilities. 

Maternity

Throughout their employment with you, your Personal Assistant(s) may go on maternity leave. It is important to know what to do.

Sickness

Throughout their employment with you, your Personal Assistant(s) may go on sick leave. It is important to know what to do.

Holidays

Throughout their employment with you, Your Personal Assistant may want to take holiday. It is important that you know what  to do.

Pensions

Throughout their employment with you, your Personal Assistant(s) may be enrolled into a pension. 

Insurance

If you employ Personal Assistants in your home, you must have home employment liability insurance to protect your self and your employee(s)

Cover

It is important that you have cover in place in case of any un-expected leave from your PA – to insure to not have gaps in care and your routine is not disturbed.

Payroll Documents

Throughout your time with DD Payroll Services it is important  that you understand your payroll documents and know what to do.

Your Budget

Throughout your direct payment journey, it is important to know what is and isn’t included in your budget for clarity and preventing overspend.

Finding a new PA

The Disability Syndicate’s PA register is a great tool to upload vacancies and find your next Personal Assistant.

FREE Training

The Disability Syndicate offers  a wide range of FREE training to employers and employees funded by skills for care.

Timesheets

Whether you need to download a timesheet or submit a timesheet, you are in the right place.

Paying HMRC

the Employer Handbook

Whether you’re just starting out or managing ongoing responsibilities, the Employer Handbook covers everything from understanding payroll documents and payroll to pensions, processing & much much more — all in one easy-to-use resource!

Blue Sky Social Care Card

Need to contact your local authority or funding body?

There are tools available to help you know who to contact.

Need legal or HR support?

You will need to contact the insurance provider that you have a policy with.

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