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The Institute of Directors today tells us: help growth by removing employment rights. The right to request flexible working is cited as a culprit. Get...

Legal Aid medical negligence specialist Jane McBennett comments the government’s proposed reforms to Legal Aid following the recent Green Paper Briefing. I have always assumed...

The closure of Westacre Middle School highlights the disruption, anxieties, potential health risks and cost that can occur when a school contains asbestos. “A county...

“The European Commission acknowledges that the UK’s Asbestos Management Regulations are in adequate. The latest statistics (February 2011) show that the numbers of school teachers...

By Tanya O’Rourke of the Telegraph and Argus A health trust has agreed to pay compensation likely to total in excess of £1.5 million to...

10 March 2011. The Supreme Court yesterday handed down judgments in the linked cases of Sienkiewicz -v- Greif and Knowsley MBC -v- Willmore. The insurance...

By Aisha Iqbal of the Yorkshire Evening Post, published 17 March 2011 ONE is the former leader of the most powerful nation on earth –...

Employment law is a hot topic with the new Government as they are stressing the importance of ‘maximum flexibility’ and ‘business-friendly’ employment laws. As a...

Monday 18 April 2011 – A nationwide survey published today of more than 600 school teacher and support staff safety representatives has flatly contradicted Health...