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It’s D-day, but “Don’t panic” says FSB
Wednesday, September 29, 2004 (P2004/43) [672]
As the final part of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) comes into force, the FSB is saying to small firms: “Don’t panic”.
Worrying lack of awareness of the biggest change in employment law for a decade
Monday, September 27, 2004 (P/2004/42) [927]
Awareness of a new law which comes into force this week and affects Britain’s 1.2 million employers is worryingly low according to the FSB. From 1 October a new 3 step procedure will have to be followed in the event of a dismissal, disciplinary action or grievance in the workplace.
FSB demands public apology over disgraceful Inland Revenue letters
Monday, September 20, 2004 (P2004/41) [937]
The FSB has written to Gordon Brown to demand a public apology from the Inland Revenue (IR) after it sent letters to thousands of small businesses suggesting that their tax returns may be incorrect.
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