Unite secures access agreement for HS2 Old Oak Common after ‘relentless’ campaign
Agreement with BBVS leaves SCS only joint HS2 venture without union access agreement An agreement to allow trade union access to the HS2 Old Oak
Agreement with BBVS leaves SCS only joint HS2 venture without union access agreement An agreement to allow trade union access to the HS2 Old Oak
The complexities of the government’s leasehold reform proposals affecting millions of homeowners came under the spotlight at a seminar organised by Coventry and Warwickshire’s law
WHERE: John Smith House, 145-165 West Regent Street, G2 4RZ. WHEN: Friday 19 January from 12.00 noon until 3 pm Unite the union will hold a meeting
Construction company placed in administration after workers given ‘no notice’ Unite the union recently confirmed on Friday 12th of December that it is to hold
Two-fifths (42%) of UK contractors are not part of an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) scheme despite the fact that it could become mandatory in 2024,
A builder has avoided an immediate spell behind bars after being convicted of carrying out gas work at a property in Berkshire when he was
Millions of UK landlords will be adversely affected by proposed reforms designed to protect tenants against eviction from rental properties, a leading solicitor warns. The
National law firm’s property division now has 29 partners and over 150 qualified lawyers National law firm Irwin Mitchell is expanding its Real Estate Disputes
Following an investigation carried out by Stockport Trading Standards and the HSE, UK Manager for Asbestos Boss Ltd, Daniel Cockcroft, has been brought to justice
Those responsible for the safety of high-rise residential buildings in England have six months from April to register with the new Building Safety Regulator. The
Agreement with BBVS leaves SCS only joint HS2 venture without union access agreement An agreement to allow trade union access to the HS2 Old Oak
The complexities of the government’s leasehold reform proposals affecting millions of homeowners came under the spotlight at a seminar organised by Coventry and Warwickshire’s law
WHERE: John Smith House, 145-165 West Regent Street, G2 4RZ. WHEN: Friday 19 January from 12.00 noon until 3 pm Unite the union will hold a meeting
Construction company placed in administration after workers given ‘no notice’ Unite the union recently confirmed on Friday 12th of December that it is to hold
Two-fifths (42%) of UK contractors are not part of an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) scheme despite the fact that it could become mandatory in 2024,
A builder has avoided an immediate spell behind bars after being convicted of carrying out gas work at a property in Berkshire when he was
Millions of UK landlords will be adversely affected by proposed reforms designed to protect tenants against eviction from rental properties, a leading solicitor warns. The
National law firm’s property division now has 29 partners and over 150 qualified lawyers National law firm Irwin Mitchell is expanding its Real Estate Disputes
Following an investigation carried out by Stockport Trading Standards and the HSE, UK Manager for Asbestos Boss Ltd, Daniel Cockcroft, has been brought to justice
Those responsible for the safety of high-rise residential buildings in England have six months from April to register with the new Building Safety Regulator. The