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Police say shop fire was started deliberately
Police say a fire that destroyed a health supplements store in Scotland was started deliberately.
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Govt agrees to take on the car clockers
The Government is set to tackled a loophole in the law that allows businesses to advertise equipment used by fraudsters to clock cars.
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Care company faces group action over unpaid travel time
A care company is facing a group action legal case by workers over its failure to pay staff for time spent travelling between clients.
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Building firm fined after worker falls down shaft
A construction company has been fined £20,000 after an employee fell 13 metres down a service lift shaft at a new site at De Montfort University.
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Online car researchers still want dealers’ input
Car buyers who research their purchases online still rely on dealers to advise them on the final decision, according to a new report.
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Vandals damage shop twice in three days
A second-hand shop in Stoke-on-Trent has been targeted by vandals twice in three days.
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Woman falls 25ft down Starbucks lift shaft
A young woman has been seriously injured after falling 25ft down a lift shaft at a Starbucks coffee shop in Solihull.
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3 Most Common Business Interruption Claim Mistakes
An interruption to your company’s normal operations—even one that is brief—can be costly.
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Gender Pay Reporting Finalised
New gender pay gap reporting regulations will come into force in October 2016.
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‘Brexit’: Good or Bad for Business?
On 23rd June, the public will vote on whether the United Kingdom should remain in the EU.