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Successive renewal of short-term contracts not always unlawful, court rules
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Solicitor advocates, unite
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
Educate and inspire
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
The town of St Gallen, just off Lake Constance in the east of Switzerland, is best known for its picturesque old streets and world heritage abbey. It also has one of the best management schools in Europe, rivalling the likes of the London...
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Marathon woman
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
Firms that focus on short-term gain rather than long-term stability are playing a dangerous game, says Marilyn Stowe
Lend a hand
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
Do not underestimate the importance of complying with mortgage lenders' requirements, warns Richard Twyford as he explains how you can meet their standards
Sweet deals
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
The tough new regime laid down in the Bribery Act will require businesses to up their anti-corruption game, says Alec Samuels, but it doesn't spell the end of corporate hospitality
In the driving seat
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
Chris Makin reveals how creative mediation worked wonders in several motor car cases
Direct delivery
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
The VAT exemption for cost sharing groups will improve the delivery of services by not-for-profit organisations, says Shivaji Shiva, but there are still obstacles and concerns to tackle
Time to break down
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
The so-called law of anarchy is an unjustified exception to the principle of liability, argues Tim Lawson-Cruttenden
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A tough Act to follow
Vol 156 no 3 24-01-2012
The Attorney General’s poverty reference should clarify the Charities Act, says Kenneth Dibble
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