HR Foundations & Compliance
Employment contracts, HR policies, employee handbooks, onboarding, employee records and the core processes that help businesses manage people consistently.
Explore HR Foundations
Build the practical HR foundations, organisation structures, performance systems and people processes your business needs to grow — designed around how your organisation actually works.
Some businesses need the fundamentals put in place. Others need clearer roles, stronger management systems or experienced HR guidance. FormWork helps identify what is missing and build the right response.
Not sure what your business needs first?
We review the HR and people systems already in place, identify material gaps and risks, and give you a prioritised roadmap for what to strengthen first, next and later.
Employment contracts, HR policies, employee handbooks, onboarding, employee records and the core processes that help businesses manage people consistently.
Explore HR FoundationsOrganisation structure, reporting lines, job descriptions, accountability, workforce planning and hiring-process design.
Explore Organisation DesignPerformance management, goal and KPI design, probation, salary structures, career frameworks and people reporting.
Explore Performance & RewardExperienced support for leadership teams and internal HR functions navigating employee, policy and organisational decisions that require judgement.
Explore HR AdvisoryPractical manager and HR development designed around real workplace situations, including bespoke organisational workshops.
Editable resources covering recruitment, contracts, onboarding, policies, people management, time and leave, conduct, exits and HR strategy.
We start with the organisation as it actually operates — not with a generic template or an assumed answer.
The work should match the organisation’s size, stage, risks and capacity to maintain it.
A system is only useful if leadership, managers or the internal HR team can operate it after the engagement ends.
Recent developments in data protection, workplace safety and payroll administration have practical implications for Nigerian employers. We break down what changed, who it affects and what employers should review.
“I’m really glad I was introduced to this document. As a business owner who hires and manages staff, it has taken a lot of the heavy lifting off me. It’s a well-detailed and practical resource for anyone looking to bring structure and clarity to their business.”
“I was not expecting this level of detail. Every folder has exactly what it says. The onboarding documents alone would have taken me weeks to draft from scratch. I have already told two other founders to get it.”
“We finally standardised our contracts and disciplinary process in one weekend.”
The work should be usable by the people responsible for operating it — not simply correct on paper.
Employment requirements, workplace realities and management practices are considered from the beginning rather than adapted afterwards.
FormWork designs around the organisation’s operating model, stage, risks and internal capability — building people systems that are strong enough to support the business and practical enough to operate day to day.
A policy is only as good as the manager applying it, and a structure only works if the people inside it understand how decisions are made. FormWork builds systems that leaders, managers and HR teams can run confidently once the engagement ends.
Businesses often become more complex faster than the systems used to manage their people. FormWork helps organisations build the HR structures, people processes and management systems needed to support the business as it grows.
Clear explanations of the HR, organisation and people-management questions growing businesses actually face.
What changed across data protection, workplace safety and payroll administration, who it affects and what employers should review.
What a genuine HR audit examines, why it matters as a business grows, and what the organisation should receive at the end of one.
Two documents that are often merged, why that creates problems, and how to decide where information belongs.
Whether you already know what you need or are still working out where the problem starts, tell us what is happening. We’ll help you identify the most useful next step.