FREE RESOURCE A staff IT policy
A staff IT policy
that fits on one page.
When something goes wrong with a staff member's IT use, the first question is "what did you tell them they could and could not do?" Most SMBs cannot answer. This template is the answer.
TEMPLATE · 8 PAGES · 10 MIN
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What's inside
- A ready-to-issue Acceptable Use Policy you can deploy with onboarding paperwork
- Clear sections on what staff can do, what they cannot do, and what the company can monitor
- Plain-English language that staff actually read
- A signature block that creates a record
Format
8-page PDF · A4 · ~307 KB · readable on any device
IS THIS FOR YOU
Written for Australian SMB owners and HR managers
You'll get value from this if
- You do not have a written IT policy for staff
- You have one but it is 30 pages of legalese nobody reads or signs
- You want a baseline you can adapt for your business in an afternoon
This is not
- A legal-grade contract (have your HR or legal advisor review before publishing)
- A substitute for security training and ongoing reminders
- An employment agreement (this sits alongside, not instead of, employment terms)
