City employment partners have come out in broad support of fundamental changes to the UK’s employment laws proposed by Business Secretary Vince Cable and intended to significantly reduce the number of cases reaching tribunal each year. In a speech yesterday (24 November) Cable announced a consultation on the most significant shakeup of the UK’s employment regulations in decades.
November 24, 2011 at 09:56 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
City employment partners have come out in broad support of fundamental changes to the UK’s employment laws proposed by Business Secretary Vince Cable and intended to significantly reduce the number of cases reaching tribunal each year.
In a speech yesterday (24 November) Cable announced a consultation on the most significant shakeup of the UK’s employment regulations in decades.
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