HR Dept Exeter

HR Dept Exeter We provide HR advice and guidance through a cost effective, professional and efficient service that will be tailored to your company’s individual needs.

At the HR Dept Exeter we know that the best person to run your business is you, but all too often your time can be frustratingly spent dealing with staffing issues. We can make the difference by taking away those issues, allowing you to focus on growing your business. We provide HR advice and guidance through a cost effective, professional and efficient service that will be tailored to your compan

y’s individual needs and will be delivered at a local and personal level. We will tell you what you can do, not what you can’t do! Whatever your issue, from A-Z, we will be able to help:

Absence management
Bullying and harassment
Contracts of employment
Disciplinary matters
Employment law
Flexible working
Grievances
Health and safety
Industrial relations
Job descriptions
Key Performance Indicators
Learning and development
Maternity, paternity, parental leave
National minimum wage
Occupational health
Part-time workers
Questions for interviews
Redundancy
Staff surveys
TUPE
Unfair dismissals
Volunteers
Working time regulations
Xmas bonus and other perks
Young workers
Zero-hours contracts
Or anything else HR related! In addition, our Advice Line Service is backed by Tribunal Insurance so if an employee does take you to a tribunal all your legal costs, and any compensation awarded, would be covered. So, whether you need regular day-to-day advice, support for a one-off project or feel your company would benefit from a no-obligation HR health check - at no cost to yourself - to review your compliance with employment legislation, contact Belinda Newton to find out how the HR Dept Exeter can help you. Belinda is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and has over 20 years’ business experience not only as a senior HR professional but also with hands on staff management experience across a wide range of types of businesses. Belinda has experience running her own business, so she knows what problems you can face. Let us prevent your people problems.

Today is World Youth Skills Day.We’re celebrating the value of developing young talent. From work experience to apprenti...
15/07/2026

Today is World Youth Skills Day.

We’re celebrating the value of developing young talent. From work experience to apprenticeships, giving young people the chance to build skills helps businesses, individuals and communities thrive.

At The HR Dept, we support SMEs in creating these opportunities, to help to build and develop stronger teams for the future.

The news cycle moves so quickly this may already be in the back of your mind. But in mid-June the Department of Work and...
15/07/2026

The news cycle moves so quickly this may already be in the back of your mind. But in mid-June the Department of Work and Pensions published a shocking report. At its heart was the fact that one million young people (16-24) were NEET; that’s Not in Employment, Education or Training.

While that is not your problem directly (it is all of society’s), you could be part of the solution. Let’s be honest though, the Government are not making it easy for you! They have continued driving the minimum wage upwards as well as making employers’ national insurance more burdensome; to name but two challenges.

In our latest blog, we explain how to manage this:https://www.hrdept.co.uk/knowledge-hub/blog/a-neet-move-hiring-younger-workers

14/07/2026

Employer's often have many questions to ask when it comes to managing long-term employee absence.

We've answered some of these in this infographic.

10/07/2026

As a business owner, the school summer holidays can put your management skills, communication and business planning to the test.

In our latest blog, we explain how to navigate this period successfully.

There are many stages of parenthood, each presenting different challenges to the working mum or dad. From sleepless nigh...
08/07/2026

There are many stages of parenthood, each presenting different challenges to the working mum or dad. From sleepless nights early on to the financial pressures of a growing family.

One challenge that is near impossible to avoid (for many, many years) is how to care for school-aged children during the endless school summer holidays. For the majority of the year, the routine is set – drop the children off before 9am, facilitate a 3pm-ish pick up (or use an afterschool club to cover the time until a 9-5 finishes).

But for at least six weeks over summer, that goes out of the window, and far more extensive daytime childcare is called for. These have just commenced in Scotland. England and Wales will not be far behind.

That said, your employees have accepted the job and what it entails (as well as accepting family life), and ultimately it is up to them to make it work. You are there to run a business not play social worker – but you’ll still care.

In our latest blog, we explain how to manage this:

There are many stages of parenthood, each presenting different challenges to the working mum or dad. From sleepless nights early on to the financial…

07/07/2026

Managing long-term absence can be difficult, so we've put together an employer's checklist to help navigate these scenarios effectively.

03/07/2026

While the focus is often on how candidates should prepare for interviews, it’s just as important for employers to get it right too in order to secure the best talent for their business.

This infographic explains how you can do this.

Wimbledon is being served up to us over the next fortnight. The preparation that the competitors subject themselves to a...
01/07/2026

Wimbledon is being served up to us over the next fortnight. The preparation that the competitors subject themselves to as elite athletes is an example to all.

“Fail to prepare. Prepare to fail.” as the saying goes. In the business world, job interviews are a case in point – for you the employer, as well as candidates.

While it may be unsuccessful candidates with a feeling of failure after an interview, the jeopardy can be just as real for you: missing out on your first choices because you didn’t make a good enough impression; choosing poorly because you did not probe sufficiently.

We discuss this further in this week's blog:

Wimbledon is being served up to us over the next fortnight. The preparation that the competitors subject themselves to as elite athletes is an example to…

Today, we’re celebrating the incredible contribution of micro, small, and medium-sized businesses across the globe.At Th...
27/06/2026

Today, we’re celebrating the incredible contribution of micro, small, and medium-sized businesses across the globe.

At The HR Dept, supporting small businesses is at the heart of what we do. We’re proud to work alongside them every day, helping them grow, thrive, and succeed.

26/06/2026

For hard-pressed SMEs, getting inclusion right can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope.

In this infographic, we explore why inclusion is so important and the key considerations businesses should be making.

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Unit 2, Aldens Business Court, 7a Chudleigh Road. Alphington
Exeter
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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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