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28 Feb 1999 2:32PM

- Author:
- Michael Ryley
Although many of the changes in employment law are driven by developments in European social policy, the Labour Government came into office with an agenda for change of its own. Many of these policies were reflected in the White Paper 'Fairness At Work' and now take the form of an important piece of draft legislation, the Employment Relations Bill. It is beyond doubt that the provisions of this Bill will, when passed into law, be of considerable significance for facilities managers and contra... (732 more words)
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