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Landlords 'seeking legal advice'
23/02/2009
The National Landlords Association (NLA) has revealed that the vast majority of calls its advice line receives are from property owners wanting to know about the legal eviction process.
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Expert upbeat about commercial property future
20/02/2009
A leading commentator on the property market is optimistic about its future and has warned people not to panic.
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Guidance released on lawful redundancy strategies
20/02/2009
Acas and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) have jointly launched guidance for employers on how to cope with the recession.
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Westminster 'tops the deposit table'
20/02/2009
It has been found that Westminster is the most expensive place to rent in the UK.
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Civil Partnerships Act anniversary 'passes without ceremony'
19/02/2009
It has been reported that the third anniversary of the Civil Partnerships Act has been and gone quietly, indicating the success of the legislation.
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Estate agents 'could be breaking the law'
18/02/2009
A property expert has warned that estate agents could be operating outside the law by advertising unavailable properties.
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Regulator warns 'pensions come before dividends'
18/02/2009
Businesses will not be allowed to cut contributions to underfunded pensions if they are still paying shareholder dividends, the UK Pensions Regulator will reportedly announce today.
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Religious discrimination prevention guidelines issued
18/02/2009
Organisations are being urged to ensure they know the laws on religious discrimination following an increase in the number of cases going to court.
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Total 'broke no laws at Lindsey'
17/02/2009
A report has found that French oil company Total did not break the law by employing foreign workers at the Lindsey refinery.
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Stress should be treated as a "workplace hazard"
17/02/2009
According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), more than a third of all new incidents of ill health can be attributed to work-related stress.
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