HR audit

Our HR audit provides a full evaluation of your current human resource practices, policies and documentation to ensure compliance and effectiveness.

HR Audit

Why take an HR audit?

Proactive is better than reactive

Conducting an HR audit is a great way to give yourself assurance and identify specific areas in which your business may need additional support.

As part of your audit, our CIPD-qualified HR professionals will take the time to truly understand your goals, working closely with you to review your existing HR documentation and systems. We will then produce a comprehensive report highlighting potential areas for improvement, along with practical recommendations.

Working closely together, we will help you to spot opportunities to strengthen your HR practices and navigate potential challenges with practical, experienced support. This marks the beginning of what we hope will become one of your most valuable business partnerships.

  • Cost of recruiting

    485,800 employees resign annually as a result of workplace conflict. Did you know that the cost of recruiting a replacement employee is, on average, £6,125?

    HR Audit
  • Workplace conflict

    Workplace conflict costs UK employers £28.5 billion every year. That amounts to £1,000 for every employee in the UK!

    HR Audit
  • Absence management

    On average, employees in the UK are absent from work for 5.7 days each year due to sickness. This equates to an overwhelming £103 billion in costs to the employer.

    HR Audit

Don't let HR issues impact your business

Get in touch today for a no-obligation discussion about how our HR audit can benefit your business.

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