Summer Vacation for a Stylist
The regular stylist is on vacation but the salon runs on. Substitute contract or freelance, who trains the new person on safety.
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OHS and Hiring Stylists
Your first employee, B2B vs employment contract, health checks, OHS training, work regulations. Ready-made templates and checklists to download.
Heat in the Salon: Acetone and UV Gels
30 degrees out, acetone evaporates far faster than in winter, and AC without filtration just recirculates fumes.
Occupational Risk Assessment for a Nail
E-file dust, acetone fumes, gel allergens, carpal tunnel, back strain. Nail-stylist risk assessment - 18 factors on 4 pages. 2026 template plus a guide.
Anti-Mobbing Policy and Whistleblowers
From January 2026 the anti-mobbing policy applies to micro-employers too, and a whistleblower channel from 9 staff.
B2B Contract With a Nail Stylist
Twelve red flags of sham self-employment, the contract sentences ZUS reclassifies on sight, and what back contributions for five years actually cost.
Ventilation and Chemicals in a Salon
Methacrylates in gels, acetone, cyanoacrylate - each has an NDS limit. A dust extractor at every station is an OHS requirement, not an option.
Non-Compete for a Stylist
A non-compete during employment follows from the Labour Code, but the post-employment one needs its own agreement, a term and compensation.
Chair Rental in a Salon
Station rental, B2B or revenue share: what the agreement must include, the tax questions it raises and who answers to Sanepid for a shared workspace.
Your First Stylist
B2B or employment contract? What health checks? Whose OHS training? Time records - kept simply. A practical guide for first-time employers.
Working Hours for a Stylist
Daily and weekly norms, the working day rule, rest periods, overtime pay and the working time register that PIP most often finds missing in salons.
First Aid Kit in a Beauty Salon
Labour Code art. 209 requires a first aid kit at every workplace. Find out what a salon kit must contain and what to add for glue and acetone hazards.
Lash Glue and Chemicals
Lash glue, acetone, primer - each substance needs an SDS card. Learn how to store them, what an SDS card looks like and what to do if glue contacts the eye.