Time Bank/Credit Purchase

Having carefully considered the financial demands and obligations on SME’s of today, Doodle HR has created an innovative and flexible way to benefit from our services.

Doodle HR offers a unique credit purchase or ‘time bank’ facility. This scheme offers you the opportunity to purchase and bank hours of HR support (such as telephone/email advice) that can be used at any time within a twelve month period.

Time banked can be used by two named individuals within your organisation
To open your Time Bank facility, you must purchase a minimum of 6 hours at £350 + VAT.
If you would prefer to open your facility with seven or more hours, the additional hours can be purchased at a more economical rate – a saving as the normal rate is £60.
‘Top up’ hours can be purchased at any time and are valid for a further twelve month period.
Each month we will send you an email statement as a reminder of the credit used and available, as well as an exclusive news bulletin outlining any employment legislation changes that you need to be aware of.

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