Updating policies

[klc106]

Hi All

 

I'm in the process of reviewing and updating our policies. There are only a few that need to have anything changed in them.

 

How do you show that you have reviewed yours? Do you reprint them all?

 

I was thinking of just resigning and dating the current policies to show I have reviewed them and just reprinting the ones I have changed?

 

What do you think :1b

[lashes2508]

we put a review date on bottom and if no change then signed and footnote to say no changes- then reprint any new ones with amendments

[sunnyday]

Would you please stop reminding me of all the 'jobs' that I should be getting on with :blink:

[klc106]

Sorry Sunnyday! I've been putting them off for too long! :1b

[Stargrower]

Sign and date to say it has been reviewed. I don't put that I haven't made any changes.

[Guest]

I add the change date to the listing in the index and all staff re-read the policies at the start of each term and sign to declare that they have

[klc106]

Thanks all! :-)

[enuffsenuf]

dont forget if you are committee run then they need to formally adopt the new policies or any changes

[Guest]

That's what I do , write reviewed the date and by whom, I only reprint if I alter

[Guest]

Another thing to the A4 list

 

Thanks - I also just write the review date.