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Before work begins

Candidate checks and clear information.

Right to Work

We ask candidates for right-to-work information as part of registration and treat it as a necessary step before work begins.

Candidate Screening

We take time to understand a candidate’s experience, availability and suitability for the role before introducing them to an opportunity.

UK GDPR & Data Protection

We collect only the information needed to support recruitment and explain how it is used and handled.

Working responsibly

Standards that stay visible in the process.

Agency Workers Regulations

Where applicable, we keep the details needed for fair and informed temporary placements visible throughout the process.

Working Time Regulations

We encourage clear conversations about shift patterns, working hours and availability before someone starts.

National Minimum Wage / National Living Wage

Pay information should be clear from the outset, helping candidates understand the opportunity they are considering.

People and workplaces

A practical, people-first approach.

Health & Safety

We ask questions about the role and workplace so candidates can better understand the practical expectations before work begins.

Equal Opportunities

We aim to make recruitment conversations respectful, accessible and focused on the requirements of the role.

Modern Slavery Awareness

We treat candidate wellbeing, clear communication and informed consent as important parts of responsible recruitment.

Keeping policies current

Questions are better raised early.

This page is a practical overview, not legal advice. Formal policy wording should be professionally reviewed before publication and kept up to date.

Office & registered address
The website operator is Guide Recruit Ltd (Company No. 17403525).

Registered office: Business First, Empire Way, Burnley, BB12 6HH, United Kingdom