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Employers who owe their workers thousands of pounds for failing to pay them the National Minimum Wage have been named.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Edward Davey speech to the Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme Roadshow.
Employment Relations Minister announces the reappointment of 3 members to the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas) Council.
The government has put forward a number of tips to help consumers stay safe.
Jo Swinson MP blogs for BritMums about Shared Parental Leave.
Proposals to tackle problems within the used car industry and give consumers greater protection have been backed by Consumer Affairs.
Robert Ewan Wynne disqualified as a company director for failing to ensure proper records were kept, filing returns and paying tax.
Simon Geoffrey Kealy (“Mr Kealy”), sole director of The Cardiff Restaurant Company Limited (“CRC”), has been disqualified for 6 years by the High Court on 29 August for trading to the detriment of creditors, in particular HM…
Frederick William Wilson and Philip Michael Hyams, directors of failed training services provider Focus Four Limited (“Focus”) have received lengthy disqualifications after the company was found to have falsified student inf…
Directors of Club Media Systems Limited disqualified for a total of nine and a half years for failing to provide agreed services or paying company paid tax.
Reforms to street trading rules will make them both stronger and fairer, Consumer Affairs Minister Jo Swinson said today (16 October 2014).
The UK has been admitted as a candidate country for the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).
Government submits evidence to the Low Pay Commission which will help decide the level of the National Minimum Wage from October 2015.
Fathers and partners now have the right to take unpaid time off work to accompany expectant mothers to up to 2 antenatal appointments.
Consumers will have greater powers to challenge unscrupulous rogue traders and get their money back under new rights.
Former members of Wolstenholmes LLP disqualified as directors for trading fraudulently and failing to keep proper books and records.
The Insolvency Service is pleased to welcome Alan Graham and Tracy Bleakley as new non-executives on its board with effect from 1 September.
An estimated 11,000 UK medium-sized businesses could benefit to the tune of £8 million a year as result of changes to accounting rules.
Couples finding out now that they are expecting a child will be among the first eligible to take advantage of new shared parental leave.
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