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Hiring Your First Employees?

The documents that make your first hires easier

Your first hire changes how your business works. Instead of agreeing things informally, you now need terms, expectations and a process that are written down — for them and for you. These are the documents first-time employers most often need.

You may need

DocumentWhat it’s forPrice
Job DescriptionDefines the role before you advertise it, and what success looks like.$19
Offer LetterConfirms terms in writing before the candidate accepts.$15
Employment ContractSets out the formal terms. A UAE version is available; tell us your country for another.$59
Employee HandbookOne reference for conduct, leave and workplace rules.$59
Leave PolicyAnswers the leave questions before they are asked.$25
Code of ConductDocuments the standard you expect.$25
Employee Onboarding ChecklistGives every new hire the same first week.$9

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Small Business HR Pack

Individual value$165
Package price$79
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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an employment contract and a handbook?

They do different jobs. The contract covers the individual’s terms; the handbook covers company-wide rules. Most employers use both. The Small Business HR Pack includes a handbook, job descriptions, a leave policy and more.

Is this legal advice?

No. Documents are prepared from the information you provide. For binding employment terms, have them reviewed by a qualified local lawyer or HR consultant before issuing them.

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AllBizDoc prepares documents from the information you provide. It is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. For legally binding contracts or regulated matters, obtain local professional legal review before signing.