Below are two proof of concept examples of a policy document. In these examples, the selling old mobile phones topic contains a filter for pre- and post- Brexit information. Users can use the filter option to switch between both versions. The benefit of doing this is because the reader doesn’t get overwhelmed with information, and the… Read more »
Tag: policies and procedures
Brexit and the impact on organisational policies and procedures
With the triggering of Article 50, the United Kingdom is likely to be out of the single market in two years time. It will be able to set its own regulations within the United Kingdom, but will almost certainly have to follow EU regulations when trading with EU27 countries. This means organisations will have to manage… Read more »
The curious case of Erskine May
Erskine May is the name of the book that describes the rules, conventions and procedures for the United Kingdom’s parliament. The book has become part of the uncodified constitution of the United Kingdom, and it is effectively the staff handbook for the Members of Parliament and the Lords. However, you’ll find very little about the… Read more »
7 March – Cherryleaf’s policies and procedures writing course
Cherryleaf’s policies and procedures course teaches your staff how to write clear and effective policies and procedures, in a straightforward and efficient way. It is popular with staff from charities and the NHS, although it will benefit many writers of policies and procedures. Our next public course will be on the 6th March 2017. See Cherryleaf’s policies and… Read more »
Fully booked – January’s policies and procedures writing course
Happy 2017! Cherryleaf’s policies and procedures writing course in January is now fully booked, and we’re not taking any more bookings for this event. We’ll be scheduling another course date in the near future.