
The Public Sector Exit Payment Cap
The Government is planning to introduce a statutory cap on payments for those leaving public sector jobs of £95,000.00, although the legislation will not come
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The Government is planning to introduce a statutory cap on payments for those leaving public sector jobs of £95,000.00, although the legislation will not come

From the 1st October 2016, the rates for the National Minimum Wage will go up as follows:- For workers aged 21-24 inclusive, the rate will

There have been 2 recent decisions in relation to Settlement Agreements. When considering the wording of a settlement agreement, the Courts will usually interpret it

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