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personal injury compensation claims
Labour law Personal injury

Changes to Personal Injury Compensation Claims – What You Need To Know

July 23, 2013April 17, 2021 admin

Personal injury compensation companies and solicitors have been working according to the successful ‘100 per cent compensation’ policy for a number of years now, creating

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workers compensation
Labour law

Things Should to Know about Workers Compensation

July 13, 2013August 1, 2014 admin

Everyone wants a job. Most of all, everyone wants a job with fantastic benefits, good pay and an enjoyable daily schedule. Unfortunately, not everyone achieves

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workplace rights
Labour law

Staying Informed: Defending Your Rights in the Workplace

July 8, 2013October 29, 2018 admin

The workplace should be somewhere employees feel safe, included and appreciated. When these basic rights are compromised it is important for those involved to be

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industrial accidents
Accident Labour law

Solicitors for the protection of victims of industrial accidents

July 1, 2013July 10, 2013 admin

Workers are constantly in danger of accidents whether it is in the workplace or to do their jobs in other places. Many accident victims often

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chemical accidents
Accident Labour law

Avoiding Accidents If You Work With Chemicals in the Workplace

April 3, 2013April 24, 2014 admin

Some people may never be faced with hazardous chemicals, while others come across them regularly. Even if you don’t work with chemicals every day, you

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leave of young mothers
Labour law

How to get a leave of young mothers?

March 26, 2013April 4, 2013 admin

You are a young mother, you are entitled to your maternity leave like all mothers, but the law also gives you additional leave because of

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dispute amicably
Labour law

How to amicably settle the consequences of dismissal with employer?

March 24, 2013April 4, 2014 admin

You have been unfairly dismissed by your employer and you intend to get compensation. You can attack your dismissal in court, before the industrial tribunal.

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leave when exam
Labour law

How to take a leave when exam?

March 23, 2013March 23, 2013 admin

An employee who intends to take examinations for graduates of technological education is entitled to paid leave to prepare for his exams. Here’s how it

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challenge dismissal
Labour law

Challenge a dismissal

March 16, 2013March 16, 2013 admin

A dismissal may seem reasonable and if you have the belief that it is unfair you can turn against your employer in order to obtain

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strike legally
Labour law

How to conduct a strike legally?

March 10, 2013March 11, 2013 admin

A strike is the cessation of work by part or all of the workers or employees of a company. This form of dispute often seems

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