Guided contract pack
from £95
A suitable document with plain-English notes for a clear, contained need.
- Scenario-matched document
- Suitability and boundary notes
- Practical issue checklist
- Version current at purchase
Find out when a free template is enough, when it isn't, and what to do next—without signing up to an HR retainer you don't need.
CONTRACT FIT · 01
The honest starting point
A straightforward first hire may only need a sound official starting point. Irregular hours, senior responsibilities, changing terms or a mixed workforce usually need more thought. This site helps you tell the difference.
Start with the situation
Choose the closest match. You do not need to know the legal label before you start.
I need to employ someone properly for the first time.
→02Part-time, fixed-term, casual or variable-hours work.
→03Hours, location, role, pay or another existing term.
→04I have contracts, but I do not really trust them.
→05Confidentiality, IP, notice or restrictions matter.
→06I need someone to work out the right route with me.
→Contract fit check
This is a quick triage, not legal advice. It is designed to stop a straightforward need becoming an expensive project—and to flag when a template would be false economy.
Proportionate support
Clear starting prices and clear boundaries. Tailored work is scoped before drafting begins.
Free official route
For a genuinely simple hire, the Acas templates may be a sensible baseline. I will not pretend otherwise.
Start with Acas ↗Guided contract pack
A suitable document with plain-English notes for a clear, contained need.
Contract review
For the document you already have but do not completely trust.
Contracts & handbook setup
A coherent starting system—not a folder of disconnected templates.
Need something outside these routes? Active disputes, complex status, TUPE, significant trade union involvement and workforces over 50 are assessed individually. Ongoing legal updates are not included unless separately agreed.
How it works
Start with the fit check or send a short outline. You do not need to diagnose the legal category yourself.
I will tell you whether free looks enough, a guided product fits, or something needs closer review.
Paid routes include practical notes so you know what to do with the document—not just what to download.

The judgement behind the documents
I'm Rosie Campbell—a current senior HR leader with an LLM in Employment Law and Practice. I built HR Contracts because small employers need a better middle ground between downloading and hoping, and commissioning far more support than the problem needs.
You will deal directly with me. My approach is plain-English, commercially sensible and properly bounded: the right level of support, with no legal theatre and no retainer-shaped trapdoor.
Before you ask
Sometimes, yes. If the hire is genuinely straightforward and you understand the practical arrangement, an official written statement template may be a proportionate baseline. It becomes less comfortable where status, hours, seniority, confidentiality, location or changing terms add nuance.
No. HR Contracts is operated by Thrive Human Resources Ltd and provides employment law-informed HR support. It is not a regulated law firm and the website does not provide legal advice.
The contract products and services shown here are for employers in England and Wales. Different legal arrangements apply elsewhere, so the boundary is deliberate rather than vague.
No hidden promise: your product is version-current when purchased. Future review, updates or maintenance are separate unless your scope explicitly says otherwise.
Do not rely on the fit check or buy a template as a fix. Send a short, non-sensitive outline first so I can identify whether focused HR support is suitable or whether you need regulated legal advice.
Still not sure?
No calendar maze and no pressure to buy. The short enquiry form records your response in Thrive's Google Drive. Please do not include employee names, medical information or other sensitive details at this stage.