HR
We provide HR advice and guidance on a range of topics to help voluntary and community organisations deal with HR matters effectively.
We also provide examples of HR policies through publishing our staff handbook.
Please be aware that these policies have been scrutinised and approved by the NICVA Executive Committee for use as NICVA policies alone, ie they are not intended for use in other organisations. We strongly advise that before implementing any HR policy in an organisation it should be agreed by a board or management committee and that the full implications of the policy are considered.
Updates
Minimum Wage increased rates - April 2020
The National Minimum and National Living Wage rates will increase on 1 April 2020.
NICVA maintains Investors in People Gold accreditation
NICVA staff and Executive Committee were delighted this year to maintain the Investors in People Gold accreditation, first awarded to NICVA in 2012 and subsequently in 2015.
Payscales 2018 - 2020
[Update: check payscales for 2020/2021 here ]
The payscales for 2018 - 2020 have been updated to reflect the changes to the NJC pay spine for 2019/20.
National Minimum and Living Wage rates increase - 2019
The national minimum wage and national living wage rates will increase on 1 April 2019.
Could your charity benefit from an intern?
We have teamed up with Queen’s University Belfast to launch a specific call to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations in a position to offer short internships to QUB students over the summer.
Human Resources Training Series 2019
People are our greatest asset and so it's important ensure that they are developed, supported and managed well. NICVA and Sector Matters have developed this HR training series for all those who manage staff and volunteers.
Recruiting Staff: GDPR and Criminal Convictions
Guidance for organisations who collect criminal records data in recruiting employees or volunteers.
Work Christmas Parties and steps you can take to minimize the risk of an HR Hangover
This article provides a brief legal update and offers some practical advice to guide organisations through the festive party season.
#NICVAPeople - a minute with Helen McLaughlin
The second in our #NICVAPeople series sees us interview Helen McLaughlin.
Payment in Lieu of Notice
As of April 2018 payments made in lieu of notice are now taxable. This article briefly defines 'Payment in Lieu of Notice', outlines when they might be used and advises of the tax changes that you may need to be aware of.
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Share your COVID-19 support service information
Organisations providing support to people and communities during the COVID-19 emergency can share their service information