Plans for Equality Reform published by the Home Office Details of a number of planned equality reforms have been published today on the Home Office web site after the “Red Tape Challenge”: which, although it sounds like the name of … Continue reading →
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Mr. Brodie Clark to claim constructive dismissal Mr. Brodie Clark, the former chief of the UK Border Agency, has indicated that he intends to lodge a claim in the employment tribunal for constructive dismissal. His statement, released via the FDA … Continue reading →
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There are 352 days to go, but will the 2012 Games still take place in London, and are we ready? Watching the riots in England spread across the country like a folded up rug, from the other side of the Atlantic, … Continue reading →
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