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Employment contracts in private households can contain a lot of information, and it is important that what is written reflects what you understood and agreed when accepting the role.
With 12 years of experience working in private households, I understand the importance of having clear expectations around your role, responsibilities and working arrangements.
Whether you are considering a new position or want support understanding the practical terms of your existing contract, I can help you go through the information and identify areas you may want to clarify or discuss with your employer.
Even when you feel comfortable with your contract, having another perspective can be helpful. It can highlight areas you may not have considered and give you the opportunity to clarify expectations before you sign.
Practical contract support for private household professionals
How I can help
Before our session, I will read through your contract so that I have time to familiarise myself with the details and the areas you would particularly like to discuss.
During our session, we can talk through areas such as:
Your role and responsibilities
Working hours and schedule
Salary and agreed terms
Holiday arrangements
Travel and overnight expectations
Accommodation, where relevant
Probation periods
Notice periods
Additional duties or expectations
Whether the written terms reflect what you understood when accepting the role
Questions you may want to raise with your employer before signing
What is included
Review of your employment contract before our appointment
Short intake form so I understand your role and any particular concerns
A one-to-one Contract Support session
Time to discuss the areas of your contract you would like clarification or support around
Practical guidance on questions you may wish to raise with your employer
Before your appointment: You will need to upload your contract and complete the intake form in advance. This gives me time to read through the information before we speak.
Important information
Contract Support is an experience-led support service and does not constitute legal advice. I can help you consider the practical aspects of your contract and identify areas you may wish to clarify or discuss. If you require advice on your legal rights, the enforceability of a particular clause or another matter requiring legal interpretation, you should seek advice from an appropriately qualified legal professional.
Contract Support — £60
