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Posted 20/01/2010 The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has backed recent forecasts suggesting that UK businesses are to face an increasing risk of insolvency over the coming months. Matthew Fell,...
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Posted 22/09/2013 Two Stafford Hospital nurses who falsified A&E discharge times have been struck off the nursing register. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) panel found that they had brought...
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Posted 14/06/2010 Many UK companies are still discriminating against female staff members in terms of pay and treatment despite efforts to tackle the problem via employment law. This is the...
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Posted 14/04/2010 A man who claims he was sacked because of his religious beliefs is seeking compensation from his former employer. Gary McFarlane, who was working as a counsellor for...
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Posted 25/04/2010 Thousands of workers in the not-for-profit sector could be in a position to make claims for unlawful deduction of wages, according to a trade union. Unite said it...
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Posted 02/02/2010 Ashtons Legal injury specialists Justina Molloy and Simon Davis have obtained over
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Posted 15/01/2010 Companies are facing an increasingly large threat of insolvency despite the recent easing of recessionary pressures, according to an expert. Charles Moses, managing director of industrial auctioneering firm...
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Posted 18/05/2010 Workers with the NHS may need to look at their rights under employment law after the organisation announced a slew of cuts. According to the Guardian, a £2...
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Posted 11/07/2010 All British couples should make a Will as soon as they have assets together, regardless of their marital status. This is the recommendation of Julian Knight, consumer adviser...
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Posted 20/06/2013 Patients given a clot-busting drug within six hours of a stroke are more likely to have a good quality of life 18 months afterwards, an international study suggests. ...
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Posted 12/01/2010 A high-profile plumbing firm has been forced to cease trading after failing to settle a legal conflict with a rival via dispute resolution. Service Corps has been served...
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Posted 03/02/2010 The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) is discussing nationwide industrial action over potential changes to redundancy procedures for civil servants. Proposals from the government have outlined plans...
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