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 Unfair dismissal compensation for Portsmouth F.C. employeesPosted on: 23 July 2010 Beleaguered ex-Premier League club Portsmouth F.C. has been ordered to pay former employees £100,000 in compensation after they were unfairly dismissed during the club’s recent administration shake-up. |
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Environmental fine for ‘Detergent Director’ Posted on: 23 July 2010 e director of a Slough waste management firm has been forced to pay more than £52,000 after spillages into a River Thames’ tributary wiped out local fish. |
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Repossession to reach ‘unseen levels’ Posted on: 21 July 2010 UK repossession rates could hit 1750,000 a year if the economy does not fully recover, according to an unseen report commissioned by the last government. |
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Fireman awarded £80,000 over health and safety email Posted on: 21 July 2010 A Greater Manchester firefighter has been awarded £80,000 in compensation after he was sacked for asking colleagues about the health and safety of new office chairs. |
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‘Idealistic’ British men in pre-nup danger Posted on: 20 July 2010 British businessmen are leaving themselves open to a potential £600m bill by failing to draft pre-nuptial agreements and protect their earnings, according to new research. |
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