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Reflecting Your Christian Ethos In Your HR Documents

Posted on 03 July 2023 by Global Connections

Reflecting your Christian ethos in your HR documents

Would someone know that your organisation has a Christian ethos from reading your HR documents? This short article gives some general ideas for how to do so.

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Information by Mark Mason

Based in Belfast, Mark Mason advises clients from all over the UK on employment law matters. He is a network associate of Global Connections and has a particular interest in advising churches and mission agencies in the areas of employment law and people management. Mark is passionate about helping clients with a Christian ethos to have HR policies and practices that are legally compliant and reflective of the ethos of the organisation.

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