Enforcing existing rules a better option than new laws says motoring expert
A prominent road traffic solicitor has responded to the announcement by the Government that it will consider an offence of ‘death by dangerous cycling’ by ...
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Tribunal orders firm to pay £17,000 after worker refused 88 pence an hour pay rise
An Employment Tribunal has ruled that a recruitment company’s failure to provide an employee with reasonable remuneration amounted to unfair constructive dismissal. The hearing in ...
Call for joined-up approach to crack down on IP crimes
A new report has recommended that the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) should team up with other organisations in its efforts to crack down on the ...
Smash and grab – contractor takes law into his own hands after non-payment dispute
A contractor who claimed he had not been paid for the work he had done on a residential development, decided to take the law into ...
