Personal responsibility at work policy template

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Use this model personal responsibility at work policy to set out the organisations policy and procedure on acceptable standards of behaviour in the workplace.

Standards of behaviour means the minimum standards of conduct and performance that you should expect from your employees.

Whilst it is not possible to set out in detail the standards expected in every respect, this document provides some clarity on important aspects.

10 minute read • 31 January 2025
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Personal responsibility at work policy

1   Overview

1.1   This policy sets out [Company]'s policy and procedure on acceptable standards of behaviour in the workplace.

2   Scope

2.1   This policy is applicable to all employees of [company name].

3   General principles

3.1   Appearance

3.1.1   [Company] does not seek to inhibit individual choice in relation to your appearance. However, you are expected to dress appropriately at all times in relation to your role, and to ensure that your personal hygiene and grooming are properly attended to prior to presenting yourself at work.

3.1.2   If we have supplied you with a uniform of other apparel, then you must wear this at all times when required to do so; it is your responsibility to ensure that this is clean and presentable.

3.1.3   If you have any queries about what is appropriate, these should be directed to your line manager.

3.2   Access to company premises

3.2.1   You will be issued with an [identity badge / access code] allowing access to your workplace. This remains the property of [Company] loss of your [identity badge / access code] (or accidental disclosure to someone) must be reported immediately to your line manager.

3.2.2   You must not bring any unauthorised person on to [Company] property without prior agreement from your line manager, unless you are authorised to do so as part of your job. In these circumstances you are responsible for ensuring that your visitors are appropriately monitored during their stay, and that they do not access areas or company property inappropriately.

3.2.3   You must not remove [Company] property from the organisation's premises unless prior authority from your line manager has been given.

3.3   Personal property

Any personal property such as jewellery, cash, credit cards, clothes, cars, motorbikes or bicycles etc.

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What is this for?

This Personal responsibility at work policy template aims to offer you a versatile and customisable tool, serving as a solid foundation for your needs. Utilise it to ensure consistency, enhance accuracy, and save valuable time.

Adapt it to suit your unique requirements, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in your HR processes.

personal responsibility at work policy template

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