Answer a few questions about a workplace situation, in your own language, and get a plain language read on where you stand, along with a draft letter if you want one. It runs on any device, even offline, and it holds no employee data. What you type stays with you.
Plain language, in your language, with nothing held about you.
Eleven common workplace situations, each available in fourteen languages, so a worker can find their circumstance and read it clearly.
A clear, plain language read on where you stand, and a draft letter if you decide you want to raise something.
Where a deadline matters, it is flagged clearly. A tight window such as twenty one days is easy to miss and costly to lose.
Nothing leaves the device and no employee data is held. What a worker types stays with them, full stop.
The assessment runs on the device. The worker stays in control of what happens next.
Choose from eleven common workplace situations, in one of fourteen languages, on any device.
A short set of questions, answered privately. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.
A plain language assessment, with any time limits such as the twenty one day window flagged clearly.
A draft letter is offered if wanted, but the next step is entirely the worker's. Nothing acts on their behalf.
Organisations meeting a duty of care by giving people a private place to understand their situation, without holding any data about them.
Groups helping members know where they stand in about five minutes, in a language they read comfortably.
No. It is private by design. The assessment runs on the device, nothing is sent away, and no employee data is held. What a worker types stays with them.
Fourteen languages, across eleven common workplace situations, so a worker can find their circumstance and read the answer in a language they are comfortable with.
Some workplace matters carry tight time limits, and a window such as twenty one days is easy to miss. Where a deadline applies to a situation, the tool flags it clearly so it is not lost.
It gives a plain language read on where a worker stands and can draft a letter, but the worker decides what to do next. It is a starting point for understanding a situation, not a substitute for advice on a specific matter.
It deploys to a custom URL for your people or members. Because it holds no employee data, an employer can meet a duty of care without taking on the data that usually comes with it.
A short look at how it runs, from first input to finished outcome.
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