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People & Culture · 2026 Edition

Employee Handbook 2026

Everything you need to know about working at Monitor — our values, ways of working, benefits, and the policies that keep the team aligned.

Welcome to Monitor. This handbook is the reference point for how we work together. It is reviewed every year by People & Culture and applies to all employees, contractors and interns across our offices.

Getting started

Your first week, onboarding checklist, equipment, accounts and your buddy.

Ways of working

Core hours, remote and hybrid expectations, meeting norms and documentation.

Benefits

Health cover, pension, learning budget, parental leave and wellbeing support.

1. Our values

We hire people who care about the details and about each other. Three principles guide day-to-day decisions:

2. Working hours and location

Standard hours are 09:00–17:30 local time with a flexible start of up to two hours. Hybrid roles are expected on site at least two days per week; team calendars define the anchor day.

Employees in customer-facing roles should confirm local coverage arrangements with their team lead before changing their anchor day.

3. Leave and time off

TypeAllowanceNotes
Annual leave25 daysPlus public holidays; carry-over up to 5 days
Sick leave10 daysSelf-certified up to 3 consecutive days
Parental leaveStatutory + 8 weeksAvailable to all parents

4. Expenses

Submit expenses within 30 days with an itemised receipt. Travel is booked through the travel desk; economy class is standard for flights under six hours.

5. Questions

Ask your manager first, then People & Culture at people@monitor.bullonlinesystem.me. This handbook does not form part of your contract of employment; local addenda apply where legislation requires it.