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28 Mar 2017: The University has an obligation to provide a safe and healthy working environment for all employees; identifying and managing risk is an integral part of this. As far as stress is concerned, this means identifying those jobs which can place

15 Mar 2017: Support for staff Consideration should be given to the wide range of support available to assist employees in improving and enhancing their performance. This may be in house or provided by external providers. Examples include training, mentoring,

14 Nov 2017: The use of this form ended on 30 September 2021. For the University’s revised probationary arrangements and forms which apply from 1 October 2021, please follow this link. Form PD/PROB/R3 (Word) Form PD/PROB/R3 (RTF) Notes for guidance Newly

29 Mar 2017: Roles and Responsibilities Manager Ensures employees are aware of the Sickness Absence Policy and what is expected of them via local induction and day-to-day management. Addresses sickness absence issues when they become known and seeks to resolve

21 Mar 2017: Disciplinary Policy The procedure described below may be reviewed from time to time and any changes will apply to all unestablished staff. The term “Head of institution” denotes Head of Department, Chairman of a Faculty not organised into

10 Oct 2017: 9.1. Code of Behaviour 9.1.1 All staff are expected to act in line with the University Code of Behaviour, which sets out the University’s expectations around how we should and should not behave towards other members of our community. Whilst all

28 Mar 2017: Management Guidance These guidelines should be read in conjunction with the overall policy statement and the information for individuals, as follows: Policy statement Staff guidance Heads of Institution are responsible for the management of stress

30 Jun 2017: 2. Background 2.1 The University’s pension schemes are a critical element of the reward offering allowing the University to attract and retain the most talented employees from around the world. 2.2 Changes to pension taxation have meant that

29 Mar 2017: Disabilities and Reasonable Adjustments An employee who is off sick for a lengthy period of time may be disabled for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010. If this is the case the employee will be entitled to protection against discriminatory

29 Mar 2017: 7. Sickness Absence Review Process Review Process Overview Informal Discussion Formal Stage 1 Absence Review Formal Stage 2 Absence Review Formal Stage 3 Absence Review 7.1.Conducting Informal Discussions 7.1.1.In the first instance it may be

10 Apr 2017: These probationary arrangements expired on 30 September 2021. For the University’s revised probationary arrangements which apply from 1 October 2021, please follow this link. COVID-19 Voluntary Impact Assessment Form (Probation) Please refer to

27 Mar 2017: This policy applies to all employees of the University of Cambridge. However, specific eligibility criteria may apply in relation to particular types of special leave as set out under the relevant policy section. There may be occasions when Heads of

29 Mar 2017: Status This guidance supports staff and Institutions in implementing the Sickness Absence Policy and provides information on good practice. It should be read in conjunction with the policy document. This guidance is not University policy and does

15 Mar 2017: This guidance supports staff and institutions in implementing the Capability Policy and provides information on good practice. It is not University policy and does not form part of employees' terms and conditions of employment. Defining Capability

21 Mar 2017: Any policy recommending action in case of theft or other misappropriation involves a number of agencies and offices: The Director of Finance, who is accountable for the University's financial resources and the Insurance Officer, who is responsible

1 Mar 2017: Advice and Instructions for Staff The term ‘whistleblowing’ has no legal definition within EC or UK law; however, it has been used to describe incidents where an employee (which for these purposes includes not only employees but workers and

20 Mar 2017: The following pages seek to provide guidance and support to disabled staff, as well as to their line managers and colleagues. The aim is to share information in one place on the website to ensure that the University of Cambridge provides an

30 Jun 2017: 5. Guidance 5.1 USS Arrangements The USS has introduced various voluntary amendments to help affected members address the high tax charges on benefits, including an “Enhanced Opt Out” and a “Voluntary Salary Cap”. These can be used in

15 Mar 2017: The mission of the University of Cambridge is to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning, and research at the highest international levels of excellence. In support of this aim, the University is committed to ensuring that

15 Mar 2017: Capability process Informal Capability Process Formal Capability Process Stage 1 Formal Capability Process Stage 2 Formal Capability Process Stage 3

29 Mar 2017: Reviewing Long-Term Sickness Absence There are two stages to managing an employee's long-term sickness absence. The first is to manage the employee's absence from work and the second to manage their return to work. The management of an employee's

30 Jun 2017: 3. Statement of Policy 3.1 Employees adversely affected by pension tax allowances may choose to opt out of future pension provision and apply for a cash supplement of up to 12%, subject to certain eligibility criteria. 4. Eligibility 4.1 To be

29 Mar 2017: 6. Disabilities 6.1. The University acknowledges that sickness absence may result from a disability. Disability is defined under the Equality Act (2010) as a physical or mental impairment that has a 'substantial' and 'long-term' negative effect on

28 Mar 2017: 1. Introduction The document below gives guidance on how to evaluate risk using the HSE management standards. HSE standards, which are in draft form, originally included ‘organisational culture’ as a separate standard since this is key in

29 Mar 2017: Sickness Absence Review Process Conducting Informal Discussions Sickness absence concerns are most effectively managed as early as possible. In most cases informal discussions between the manager and the employee will help to understand the issues

30 Jun 2017: 6. Procedure 6.1 Employees who fulfil the eligibility criteria may apply in writing by completing the application form below to receive a supplement in place of further pensions benefits. The completed form, together with the specified enclosures,

14 Nov 2017: Maternity and other family-related Leave and Pay (Rules J1–J27) The University has published a maternity policy which applies to all staff and includes general guidance including health and safety advice. This is also available from your Head of

29 Mar 2017: Where there are immigration or Disclosure and Barring Service check implications, these must be referred to the HR Compliance Team. ... Have the immigration requirements been checked? Have any pre-employment check requirements been checked?

14 Nov 2017: Holidays (Rules B22–B30) As explained in the previous section, hours of work are calculated as an annual number of hours. The standard working week is 36.5 hours, although staff in some institutions work a longer week and thus earn additional days

15 Nov 2017: Probationary arrangements (Rules L) The University regards it staff as its greatest asset and is committed to ensuring that all staff members reach their full potential in their roles. The period of probation plays an important part in this process

14 Mar 2017: Eligibility Heads of academic institutions after taking on this duty for a continuous period of two years or more (Heads of academic institutions are defined as holders of offices in Schedule J or equivalent. This also applies to Chairs or

28 Mar 2017: The University will endeavour to grant reasonable time off to employees as set out below, taking in to consideration the operational needs of their Institution.

28 Mar 2017: CHRIS/68 Special Leave (Paid and Unpaid) Application Form

28 Mar 2017: Arrangements for compassionate leave are set out under the Assistant Staff Handbook and Summary of Leave table. Compassionate leave is normally granted to an employee who: Needs to care for a dependant or close relative who is seriously ill, or

1 Mar 2017: In many cases it will be appropriate for the member of staff to raise any concerns informally with their line manager in the first instance, either in person or in writing. It may be possible to agree a way of resolving the concern quickly and

15 Mar 2017: erformance problems are most effectively managed as early as possible. In most cases informal discussions between the manager and the employee will resolve the issues. A summary of the informal procedure is provided in the policy flowcharts.

29 Mar 2017: 8. Links to Other Policies and Guidance Capability Stress at Work Maternity Leave Disability and Employment Disciplinary, grievance and appeals Special Leave The University also has a range of support services available to staff, these can be found

15 Mar 2017: Performane Improvement Plan templates: Performance Improvement Plan (Word) Performance Improvement Plan (RTF) Performance Improvement Plan examples (PDF)

21 Mar 2017: Best practice in communicating

14 Nov 2017: Sickness Absence Reporting Procedure If you cannot attend work due to ill-health you should notify your manager (or a designated person within your Institution) of your absence by telephone as soon as possible on the first day of absence and,

21 Mar 2017: 2.1 This policy applies to all members of staff and in addition the following: Job applicants. Hourly paid workers (eg casual staff or those paid via UPS). Self employed staff/those on a Contract for Services. Agency workers (including Temporary

10 Oct 2017: This supporting guidance is intended to assist institutions and individuals with interpreting and implementing the Staff and Students Relationships Policy. 1. Introduction 1.1. The Policy concerning Personal Relationships between staff and students

15 Mar 2017: General Principles The following principles will apply to the application of this procedure: In implementing this Policy and the associated guidance, due regard will be given to relevant legislation and the ACAS Code of Practice. This Policy is not

15 Nov 2017: Termination of Employment (Rules A6 to A8) Resignation If you wish to resign from your employment with the University, you must inform your Head of Institution in writing providing four weeks' notice.

15 Nov 2017: Individual Grievance Procedure (Rules G1–G4) The University recognises that employees may, from time to time, have concerns or complaints about their work, working relationships or their working environment. In this event employees may raise a

29 Mar 2017: 4.Procedure 4.1. Sickness Absence Reporting Procedure 4.1.1. If an employee cannot attend work due to ill-health they should notify their manager (or a designated person within the Institution [1]) of their absence by telephone as soon as possible

1 Mar 2017: The policy is designed to deal with concerns raised in relation to the specific issues which are in the public interest and are detailed in paragraph 3 below, and which fall outside the scope of other University policies and procedures. The policy

15 Mar 2017: Identifying underperformance It is important to identify the correct procedure for managing performance issues as early as possible so that appropriate support can be offered to the employee. Whether performance concerns should be managed under the

20 Mar 2017: Recruiting a disabled person What to do if somebody you manage has a disability requiring support

21 Mar 2017: Useful contacts outside the University Access To Work Access to Work is a scheme run by the Department of Work and Pensions that supports disabled people in overcoming work related obstacles resulting from their disability or health condition. It