Herrington Carmichael: Employment: Unfairly Dismissed For Refusal To Return To The Uk During Lockdown?
The Employment Rights Act says that an employee will be deemed automatically unfairly dismissed where the reason for their dismissal ...
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That’s two new ways to boost employment in the borough.
Two new appointments have been made to a group that enhances employment opportunities across the borough. The Thames Valley Berkshire ...
Job fair at The Lexicon this weekend
THE LEXICON is running a job fair tomorrow and Saturday. The Bracknell-based shopping centre opened in September and more than ...
Salvation Army helping Wokingham get back to work
AN employment service aimed at helping people of Wokingham to get back into work has been officially launched. Coinciding with ...
Woodley MP to host disability job fair
A JOB fair aimed at helping people with disabilities find their way into work will be taking place in Reading ...
Top tips for coping with GCSE Results Day for students in Wokingham
FOR many students in Wokingham borough, 11 years of education will be reaching a turning point tomorrow when GCSE exam ...
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