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Brexit and Human Rights
Part of the impetus for leaving the European Union was arguably to take back control over Human Rights law.
This explains why Section 5(4)...
Government must substantially increase compensation to deter employers from covering up discrimination
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If we ever get the Regulations for them...*
I could use this blog to carry on my rant from Part 2. I could have
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Brexit and the appliance of Science
On 3rd June 2019, "The Guardian" newspaper reported on an interview with Sir Paul Nurse, the Nobel prize-winning director of the Francis...
Has the government quietly dropped naming and shaming employers underpaying NMW?
The Low Pay Commission recently published its second NMW non-compliance and enforcement report, which revealed that the number of people...
The CIL Regs have Landed...
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