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The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices was set up by the Government in 2016 to look at modern working practices and those described as ‘gig economy’ workers. The long awaited reported was published 11 July 2017. Some of those on…

The TUC says that one in four men who became fathers in 2016 didn’t qualify for paternity leave or pay. “In 2016 there were around 625,000 working dads around the UK with a child under one. However, a quarter of them (25%) – more than…

A study by The Medical Protection Society predicts that the cost of medical negligence claims will continue to rise and are expected to double by 2023. The Medical Protection Society (MPS) provides protection for doctors, dentists and healthcare…

The annual Young Farmers Rally was hosted by Mr and Mrs Price of The Laws, Knighton, Powys on Saturday 10th June 17. The YFC rally is an annual event hosted each year by one of the thirteen clubs that are members of Radnor Federation YFC. The rally…

A legal trainee is celebrating after becoming one step closer to qualifying as a lawyer specialising in Wills & Probate, after securing a training contract with a leading Shropshire solicitors’ firm.

Thomas Wardle has…

Following 150,000 people signing a petition calling for a ban on dress codes that force women to wear high heels in 2016, the Government has announced guidance will be issued on workplace dress codes. However, there are no plans to introduce further…