Managing Personnel Records - International Records Management ...
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RECOMMENDED RETENTION PERIODS (WHERE NO STATUTORY PERIOD EXISTS)<br />
Actuarial valuation reports<br />
Record Recommended retention period<br />
Application forms and interview notes<br />
Assessments under Health and Safety<br />
Regulations and records of consultations with<br />
safety representatives and committees<br />
Money purchase details<br />
MANAGING PERSONNEL RECORDS<br />
153<br />
permanently<br />
1 year<br />
permanently<br />
6 years after transfer or value taken<br />
Pension scheme investment policies 12 years from the ending of any benefit<br />
payable under the policy<br />
<strong>Personnel</strong> files and training records<br />
<strong>Records</strong> of pensioners<br />
<strong>Records</strong> of senior executives<br />
Redundancy details calculation of payments,<br />
refunds, notification to the Secretary of State<br />
Time cards<br />
Trade Union agreements<br />
Trust deeds and rules<br />
Trustees’ minute books<br />
Work council minutes<br />
6 years after employment ceases<br />
12 years after benefit ceases<br />
Permanently for historical purposes<br />
Suggested retention period is 12 years from<br />
the date of redundancy because of the<br />
Limitation Act 1980<br />
2 years after audit<br />
10 years after ceasing to be effective<br />
permanently<br />
permanently<br />
permanently