
Employee Handbook
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A code that only lists prohibitions gets signed and forgotten. This template is organised by values, uses the word we, and gives real situations: a supplier lunch, a second job, a worrying message from a colleague. It also names an independent route for speaking up, with a promise of no retaliation.
The sample belongs to Saltmarsh Care, a fictional home-care provider with 940 colleagues. It shows a £40 gift limit with a register, a conflicts heat map, a 45-day report-to-outcome standard and an annual attestation. Replace the values, limits and contacts with your own, then ask legal and compliance to review before you issue it.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the leader's message and the three values with your own, keeping each to one sentence of meaning.
Rewrite the examples as situations your staff really meet, then set your gift limit and the steps for declaring a conflict of interest.
Insert your reporting channels, including the independent one, and the non-retaliation statement. Have legal and compliance review the regulated sections.
Delete the Make it yours page, then share the code with your people or present it at induction.
No. The wording on bribery, competition and whistleblowing must be checked for each country you operate in. Ask legal or compliance to review before you issue the code or collect attestations.
Many organisations choose a small figure and a register above it. The sample uses £40, with a register and manager approval above that. Choose a figure that fits your sector and risk.
No. Saltmarsh Care, the people named, the contact details and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own details before you share the code.

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