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Posted 17/05/2011 Almost three out of ten workers in the UK are worried they may face redundancy in the next 12 months, according to a new study The survey conducted...
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Posted 07/06/2010 New figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act have revealed that claims for sex and age discrimination against the BBC have quadrupled in four years. There were...
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Posted 23/01/2014 An inquest is likely to be held into the death of an Ipswich woman following a fall at a care home run by under-fire health company Serco. It...
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Posted 08/06/2010 The large number of people being selected for redundancy as a result of the recession has led to an increase in the number of men seeking debt advice....
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Posted 12/07/2010 The number of pubs falling into insolvency A study carried out by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) showed that 60 pubs filed for insolvency However, PwC spokesperson David Chubb warned against...
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Posted 15/06/2014 Gaps in training may put patients with tracheostomies in life-threatening situations, the NHS in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is warned. The tubes are fitted to allow patients...
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Posted 24/05/2011 One organisation has hit out at critics of government plans to reform employment law in the UK, stating that such moves are crucial for the economy. Miles Templeman,...
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Posted 31/05/2010 A case which has resulted in a surgeon being awarded compensation for unfair dismissal could have implications for other high earners who feel they have been badly treated....
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Posted 12/07/2010 Citizens Advice has slammed banks which refuse to provide accounts for those dealing with bankruptcy and insolvency The consumer group pointed out that only two of the 17...
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Posted 09/06/2010 Relatives of a woman killed by a tram while on holiday in Blackpool have said they will be seeking compensation from the transport company they hold responsible. Maureen...
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Posted 04/07/2010 Fears about redundancy could be leading to fewer British employees taking days off work, according to a new survey. Research carried out by manufacturers’ organisations EEF and Unum...
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Posted 13/06/2010 A policewoman has been awarded damages of up to £575,000 after being subjected to discrimination at work because she is a woman. Barbara Lynford, now 41, was part...
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