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Tribunals should have power to strike out frivolous claims, say employers
According to an online poll of 111 employers by business law firm DWF, 73% employers are in favour of employment tribunals having wider powers to 'strike out' claims that are deemed to be spurious and have no reasonable chance of success.
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:26A
Budget hearing slated
25 years: Robert Turner of the police department, Roger Blankenship of the traffic signals department. • 15 years: Charles Anderson of the traffic signals department, and Clarence Monday, the city manager. Monday has been the city's top executive for
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:26A
5 Things to Know Today
If you'd like to share your views on a local politics, parenting or just the myriad of funny things that happen to you, why not sign up? Need to give your kids a creative outlet? The North Tampa Branch Library hosts "Art After School," at 4 pm for
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:26A
5 Things to Know Today
If you'd like to share your views on a local politics, parenting or just the myriad of funny things that happen to you, why not sign up? Need to give your kids a creative outlet? The North Tampa Branch Library hosts "Art After School," at 4 pm for
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:26A
Lustenko's Lawyers Recuse Judge Vovk, Considering Their Client's Case
Former Internal Affairs Minister Yurii Lustenko's lawyers have recused the Pechersk District Court of Kyiv judge Serhii Vovk, who is considering a criminal case against the ex-minister. The lawyers are also demanding the court to ensure trial of the
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:25A
Crime factors in Wisconsin budget mess
"When we're spending more (general purpose revenue) on corrections than higher education, that's wrong," said Jerome Buting, a criminal defense attorney in Brookfield and board member for the Wisconsin State Bar Criminal Law Section.
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:24A
Crime factors in Wisconsin budget mess
"When we're spending more (general purpose revenue) on corrections than higher education, that's wrong," said Jerome Buting, a criminal defense attorney in Brookfield and board member for the Wisconsin State Bar Criminal Law Section.
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:24A
'Army Wives' Season 5, Episode 11 Recap
Her father's a general; her mother's a lawyer. And her dead sister had been succeeding where Emmalin has not. Em came home withdrawn and dour, but she might as easily have arrived with drug or alcohol issues because she's clearly in trouble.
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:19A
'Army Wives' Season 5, Episode 11 Recap
Her father's a general; her mother's a lawyer. And her dead sister had been succeeding where Emmalin has not. Em came home withdrawn and dour, but she might as easily have arrived with drug or alcohol issues because she's clearly in trouble.
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:19A
Groton Police Cracking Down On Seat Belt Use
According to a police department news release, passengers in cars during night time are among those least likely to fasten their seat belts and most likely to be killed in an accident if not buckled in. Of those who died in night time accidents in 2009
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:18A
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