CPA Australia spokesman Richard Webb said the increase was not only disproportionate and unfair on a sector already ... claim up to $150,000 in compensation. Dixon Advisory was the fourth largest ...

Here's a fun Valentine's Day-themed freebie for the person you don't want to Lego of... or maybe it's just Lego you love. Either way, you've the chance to build your own Lego botanical heart at its in ...

Brian Gartland €52,629 for his unfair dismissal. In total, the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) has ordered Dundalk Town FC Ltd to pay Mr Gartland a total of €64,434 in relation to three ...

If you're in full-time or part-time work in the UK, you could get 18 consecutive days off work in 2025 by taking just nine days of annual leave – or 24 consecutive days off by taking 13 days of leave.

It awarded Ms Cassidy compensation of €1,200 – the equivalent of four weeks' pay on the basis that she had provided no explanation why she had not secured another job since her dismissal.

Yesterday’s Labour Court ruling which declared the SAPS’s affirmative action plan invalid should be a wake-up call that Solidarity should be a recognised trade union in order to protect its members’ ...

This week, the Treasury lodged an application with the Supreme Court, arguing for its right to present evidence in the forthcoming case - a case that could result in motorists receiving compensation ...

Washington — President Trump's order issuing sweeping pardons to defendants convicted of crimes stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol has been met with sharp condemnations ...

The tone of this letter contrasted significantly with her later unfair dismissal application to the Fair Work Commission, where she alleged: "[The principal] was livid, and a campaign of surreptitious ...

A Treasury spokesperson said: “We want to see a fair and proportionate judgment that ensures compensation to consumers that is proportionate to the losses they have suffered, and allows the ...

The Treasury submitted an application to the Supreme Court this week, arguing it should be able to give evidence in the upcoming case - and it could cost motorists £30 billion worth of compensation.