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Posted 15/07/2014 Mergers, acquisitions and outsourcing of smaller employers set to become easier From the end of the month of July the process of informing and consulting affected employees who...
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Posted 29/10/2014 When Claire Allnutt was 28 years old she developed a serious condition called necrotizing fasciitis (often called the flesh eating bug) and she was admitted to the Luton...
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Posted 15/02/2011 The Bribery Act 2010 became law in April 2010, and was due to come into force in April 2011 but following lobbying from business organisations and others, has...
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Posted 15/04/2010 An Essex man who was injured in a motorbike crash is seeking compensation from the motorist he claims is responsible. Nicky Lambert, 34, was riding his bike in...
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Posted 19/08/2014 Employers have been reminded again by the courts in a recent case of the importance of accuracy and careful wording in restrictive covenants designed to provide protection against...
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Posted 13/01/2011 A woman is taking legal action against the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) amid claims she suffered sexual harassment at the hands of her manager. Anjulika Vatish, 50, worked...
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Posted 18/02/2011 In an important development in employment law, a corporate manslaughter test case against Cotswold Geotechnical Holdings has ended with a guilty verdict. The company was prosecuted after Alexander...
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Posted 21/04/2010 The number of company insolvencies in eastern England remains unchanged, despite the end of the recession. Figures compiled by information services company Experian show there were 195 company...
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Posted 22/04/2014 Important changes are being brought in this month which will be relevant to parents who may be separating or divorcing. The Child Arrangements Programme, which came into effect...
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Posted 30/10/2014 Most people never have cause to bring an Employment Tribunal claim, or only bring one in their career history. Not so for Mr Iteshi who brought 30 claims between...
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Posted 09/07/2014 Sepsis is the leading cause of death in new mothers University of Oxford researchers reported that doctors and midwives need to watch pregnant women and new mothers for...
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Posted 08/04/2010 The respondents to a survey on government levies have voted inheritance tax among the most unpopular charges. MSN Money carried out the poll, which asked more than 150,000...
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