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Is It Possible To Find A Reliable Personal Injury Solicitor?

... come as standard. However, cases such as that of these two partners does little to instil confidence, and the actions of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal come far too late to be of real comfort to the miners who were subject to the ... Read Read: Is It Possible To Find A Reliable Personal Injury Solicitor?

By: andrew.regan.2006@googlemail.com | 06/03/2009 | Personal Injury

What is the difference between a Barrister and a Solicitor?

... A solicitor is liable to disciplinary proceedings where his conduct falls short of a criminal offence before the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal. The tribunal members of the Supreme Court have the jurisdiction to strike his name from the ... Read Read: What is the difference between a Barrister and a Solicitor?

By: Makhsudul Islam | 10/09/2009 | Law

Employment Law Solicitors - 7 Essential Qualities to Look For!

... other key members of your team. This will enable them to understand and review your terms and conditions of employment, disciplinary and grievance procedures, absenteeism, flexibility, equal opportunities and redundancy arrangements and to ... Read Read: Employment Law Solicitors - 7 Essential Qualities to Look For!

By: John Mehtam | 03/02/2009 | Law
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Employment Law Solicitors – 7 Essential Qualities to Look For!

... other key members of your team. This will enable them to understand and review your terms and conditions of employment, disciplinary and grievance procedures, absenteeism, flexibility, equal opportunities and redundancy arrangements and to ... Read Read: Employment Law Solicitors – 7 Essential Qualities to Look For!

By: John Mehtam | 20/01/2009 | Law

Personal Injury Lawyer Faces Sack for Assault

... said that “in cases like this where someone has been convicted in court we wouldn’t have to make a case but the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal would decide the punishment.”Geoffry Negus, a spokesman for the SRA explained why the charges ... Read Read: Personal Injury Lawyer Faces Sack for Assault

By: Carys Robshaw | 07/06/2008 | Personal Injury

Settling Discrimination Claims - The Hidden Dangers

... procedures? The statutory disciplinary and grievance procedures have proved unpopular with just about everyone who has had to operate or interpret them, including employers, legal advisors and the Tribunals themselves. Building upon the ... Read Read: Settling Discrimination Claims - The Hidden Dangers

By: Tim Davies | 30/07/2007 | Law

Latest Developments-Equality and Diversity Training and Employment Issues

... and stress for all parties.QED Training provide a one day and a more intensive two day training course on disciplinary and grievance policies and procedures. Do get in touch if you would like more details.   QED Training Services A to Z - ... Read Read: Latest Developments-Equality and Diversity Training and Employment Issues

By: Dominic Valentine | 16/04/2009 | Training

Why Employers Should be Thinking Innocent Until Proven Guilty

... point before contemplating disciplinary action is that an employee is innocent until proven guilty.Also note that the burden of proof in the criminal courts is greater than that required by an Employment Tribunal when considering whether a ... Read Read: Why Employers Should be Thinking Innocent Until Proven Guilty

By: simon-elliot | 06/06/2008 | Business Opportunities

Latest Equality News

... off work with depression and continued to send in text messages. He subsequently returned to work and following a disciplinary meeting was sacked. In very strong terms, the Employment Judge had this to say:- The company’s complaint was ... Read Read: Latest Equality News

By: Dominic Valentine | 26/08/2009 | Human Resources

Ethics of Legal Profession

... likely to unfair the independence and self-reliance on the members of the Bar. It is all the more necessary, therefore, that there should be disciplinary bodies and that the profession should itself try and frame rules for its guidance. Sir ... Read Read: Ethics of Legal Profession

By: sabaha khan | 27/09/2009 | Law

Employee Claim Lawyer No Win No Pay

... - treated by an employer, one can approach an employment tribunal claim. This holds true even in the case of workers or a group of your workers who believe they have been treated unfairly. This disciplinary/dismissal or grievance committee ... Read Read: Employee Claim Lawyer No Win No Pay

By: Sadhana Dhanyal | 06/02/2009 | Personal Injury

Trimming the Workforce - a Guide to UK Redundancy Procedure

... of qualities, which usually include their skills and qualifications, general performance, adaptability, attendance and disciplinary history. You need to be able to justify these criteria with reference to business documents. If performance ... Read Read: Trimming the Workforce - a Guide to UK Redundancy Procedure

By: Iain Mackintosh | 24/11/2008 | Management

Disputes

... the Rectification Order, then you may lodge a claim with the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal ("CTTT"). It is always best to retain a solicitor to advise you with respect to your options in particular where your claim for defective ... Read Read: Disputes

By: Manoj Narsey - LAC Lawyers | 16/03/2007 | Law
 

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