Quick answer
What is HR & People Compliance?
HR and people compliance means keeping the employment records that prove people are legally allowed, properly scheduled, trained and protected at work. For inspection firms, GOV.UK right-to-work and working-hours guidance, the Working Time Regulations and ICO data protection principles shape records for eligibility, working time, competence and employee personal data.
Who is responsible?
The employer carries the main duty for right-to-work checks, working-time records, employee data protection and people-related health and safety. Managers also need to make sure rotas, on-call work and job allocation respect availability, competence and any limits on working time.
How often is it due?
Right-to-work checks must be completed before employment starts, with follow-up checks before time-limited permission expires. Working-time and absence records are ongoing. Personal data should be reviewed and retained only for as long as needed under a lawful retention policy.
What evidence proves it?
Keep right-to-work evidence and check dates, working-time and rest records, holiday and absence logs, personnel files, training and competence records, policy acknowledgements and access-control or audit logs for sensitive data.
How CertFlow helps
CertFlow keeps people compliance connected to operations. Right-to-work evidence, training records, working hours, holidays and on-call rotas sit alongside jobs and competencies, so scheduling can respect availability, expiry dates and role-based access while keeping a clear audit trail.