PA Employer Forms and Templates

Certain records must be kept when managing employees and good record keeping is part of being a good employer. Some examples you can print or download are listed and if you are using an Independent Support Organisation or a payroll service they will also have templates, or documents you can make your own, for the purpose of good record keeping. You will find a copy of the following documents:

  • Starting Out with a Direct Payment Check List
  • Model Contract for PAs (Scottish Government)
  • Direct Payments Advice Sheet
  • Interview Checklist and Example Interview Questions
  • Sample Job Advert
  • Sample PA Application Form
  • PA Employee Job Description

Next steps

Take a look at the resources available below to guide you in more detail.

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Last Updated
27 March 2024
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28 March 2022
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Resources

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Download this resource - A range of templates and forms for PA Employers to use [122 KB]
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Download this resource - Guidance on Completing a Statement of Employment Particulars and Contract of Employment for a PA [225 KB]
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Download this resource - Example Contract of Employment for PAs [34 KB]
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View this resource - PA Contract Builder (beta)

Disclaimer

Please note that the information contained in this Handbook is provided for guidance purposes only. Every reasonable effort is made to make the information accurate and up to date, but no responsibility for its accuracy and correctness, or for any consequences of relying on it, is assumed by Self Directed Support Scotland or any other contributing party.

The information does not, and is not intended to, amount to legal advice. You are strongly advised to obtain specific, personal and professional advice from a lawyer about employment law matters, or an accountant/ tax specialist about taxation matters, and from HMRC and your insurers. You should not rely solely on the information in this Handbook. Support organisations listed in this Handbook can help you find appropriate sources of advice.

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