 We are delighted to announce that APCS, the organisation through whom All Payrolls processes our DBS checks, is now able to offer processing timescales for DBS Basic Disclosures the same day with some cases being returned in only a matter of minutes!
We are delighted to announce that APCS, the organisation through whom All Payrolls processes our DBS checks, is now able to offer processing timescales for DBS Basic Disclosures the same day with some cases being returned in only a matter of minutes!
Customers have commented that these rapid turnaround times are speeding up recruitment times.
The online application has a question which asks Yes or No if the applicant is working in England or Wales and a question asking if the applicant wants his/her certificate to be sent to an alternative address. There is also a question on the identity checking page which asks which business or industry sector the applicant will be working in.
All Payrolls receives an electronic notification of the result of each Basic Disclosure and we forward these to the relevant contact on your account. The DSB continue to automatically forward the certificate to the applicant’s home address, but the applicant can now choose to have their disclosure certificate sent to a different address, such as an organisation’s address or a relative’s address.
For more information visit our DBS checks page or contact us.

 For apprentices aged 19 years and over the Government will now only fund apprenticeships at 90%, instead of the 100% that they were previously doing.  The employer is now expected to contribute the remaining 10% to their apprentice’s qualification.  For example, if the full cost of a business administration qualification is £2,000, the employer will make a 10% contribution of £200.  And, for these older apprentices the financial incentive from the Government of £1,500 does not apply.
For apprentices aged 19 years and over the Government will now only fund apprenticeships at 90%, instead of the 100% that they were previously doing.  The employer is now expected to contribute the remaining 10% to their apprentice’s qualification.  For example, if the full cost of a business administration qualification is £2,000, the employer will make a 10% contribution of £200.  And, for these older apprentices the financial incentive from the Government of £1,500 does not apply. 
		 “Without the friendly and professional support, I have received over the years from All Payrolls, I would not have been able to live independently and would be in a residential home.”
“Without the friendly and professional support, I have received over the years from All Payrolls, I would not have been able to live independently and would be in a residential home.”