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Posted 22/10/2013 A tenant break right gives the tenant a contractual right to bring its lease to an end early, usually on a specified date (e.g. halfway through the lease). ...
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Posted 13/07/2011 Unison members employed by Somerset County Council have started working to rule over a redundancy dispute. The action began yesterday (July 13th) and is set to continue indefinitely....
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Posted 03/07/2011 More Brits could be looking for insolvency advice from a professional lawyer given figures recently released by one organisation. The latest MoneyMood Survey from Legal & General has...
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Posted 23/09/2010 British people may be encouraged to seek advice on wealth management after it was revealed many people have little or no significant savings. A poll by the Janus...
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Posted 21/09/2010 More people could be forced to claim clinical negligence compensation following cosmetic surgery after a report highlighted poor working practices across the UK. A study by the National...
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Posted 11/07/2011 Many individuals working at the Tate art gallery in Liverpool are being faced with the threat of redundancy, it has been reported. According to the BBC, the tourist...
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Posted 21/10/2013 The arrival of Tribunal fees at the end of July was just one of the coalition Government’s initiatives aimed at putting the perceived vexatious claimant employee genie back...
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Posted 30/06/2011 Some public sector workers in the north-east may wish to seek legal advice over issues regarding redundancy. The jobs of a number of employees at Middlesbrough, Stockton and...
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Posted 15/09/2013 The shopworkers’ trade union Usdaw are incandescent about the Government’s successful application to appeal an Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision concerning payments made to their members when Woolworths...
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Posted 15/10/2013 The BBC has reported that hidden cameras and mystery-shopper exercises may form part of a revamped inspection regime for care homes and domiciliary care in England next year....
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Posted 26/09/2013 An inquest into the death of three-month old baby Bella Hellings took place at Norfolk Coroners Court yesterday. Bella’s parents, Amy Carter and Scott Hellings were represented by...
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