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The pandemic and its economic fallout have caused stress and confusion, but it is important o make sure there is no uncertainty about redundancy rights. Sadly, the number of companies...
The first Equal Pay Act was enacted in 1970 when employers often openly paid women less than men for doing the same job and reserved certain (usually better paid) jobs...
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As an employment law firm, we have seen how difficult things have been for many businesses over the last few months. Planning and managing redundancies are essential to avoid costly...
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