T
EMPLOYING PEOPLE CAMP
O HELP BUSINESS SAVE MILLIONS
AIGN

A campaign launched by the Department
Chambers of Commerce, the campaign will
for Business to help businesses save
reach out to businesses of all sizes, across a
time and money on employment costs
variety of sectors, offering simple, practical
may just be the ticket for employers.
advice and guidance on the full range of

employment issues, from drafting documents to
The 'Employing People' campaign is part of the
simplifying record-keeping.
Department's Employment Law Guidance

As part of this outreach,

Programme and follows recent research which
the department recently
showed that businesses were spending
provided over 300 stakeholder

organisations
unnecessary time and money complying with
with a toolkit to help their members demystify
employment law.
some of the practices around employment law.


The campaign aims to promote savings by
Katja Hall, the CBI's Director of Employment
directing businesses to Business Link's online
policy, said: "This is a welcome campaign,
tools, calculators and interactive guides, to help
offering businesses helpful advice about how
them understand their legal obligations and
they can cut down on admin associated with
reduce unnecessary duplication of materials and
employing people. Small firms in particular will
wasted effort.
appreciate the government's support and

guidance being in one place, with the free tools
The Department for Business is committed to
a cost effective way to reduce time spent
reducing employment law admin burdens on
calculat

ing things like sick pay."
businesses by £365m per annum by May 2010.

By engaging with key business stakeholders
For more information on the Employing People
such as the Confederation of British Industry
Campaign and the tools it provides, visit
(CBI), British Retail Consortium and British
www.businesslink.gov.uk/employingpeople.com
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