Beecroft report: We'll hire more people if we get no-fault sackings, say employers - Telegraph.co.uk
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 The Guardian | Beecroft report: We'll hire more people if we get no-fault sackings, say employers Telegraph.co.uk The majority of employers back controversial proposals to allow “no-fault dismissals” for under-performing workers, a survey has revealed. By Robert Winnett, and Christopher Hope The Institute of Directors said a survey of 1100 businesses found that 76 ... 'No fault dismissal' plans look buried as Nick Clegg joins critics Hire? Fire? Compensated no-fault dismissals: The answer is to tackle ... No-Fault Dismissals: Coalition Tensions Appear Over Proposals |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
Reforming the Reform: No-Fault Auto Insurance - Law Professor Blogs Network (blog)
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Reforming the Reform: No-Fault Auto Insurance Law Professor Blogs Network (blog) A couple of weeks ago (while I was busily grading papers and exams), Susan Ladika published a piece at Carinsurance.com that was picked up by Fox Business News entitled Reforming Reform: Fixing no-fault insurance. In the article, the author discusses ... OAI: Michigan Senate Vote Spotlights Mini-tort Auto Insurance Law |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash over 'no-fault dismissal' plans (VIDEO) - Birmingham Mail
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 Belfast Telegraph | David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash over 'no-fault dismissal' plans (VIDEO) Birmingham Mail Labour leader Mr Miliband said that enthusiastic support of Tory backbenchers for Adrian Beecroft's proposal for “no-fault dismissal” - dismissed by Liberal Democrat Business Secretary Vince Cable as “nonsense” – showed that “the nasty party is back”. PMQs: Cameron and Miliband clash on workers' rights Cameron seems to want to lose the next election David Cameron told to withdraw 'muttering idiot' remark at PMQs |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
Are no-fault insurance laws creating fertile ground for fraudlent claims activity? - Live Insurance News
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 Live Insurance News | Are no-fault insurance laws creating fertile ground for fraudlent claims activity? Live Insurance News Florida legislators are facing pressure to make changes to the state's no-fault auto insurance laws. Several insurers want to see changes that would help reduce the amount of fraudulent claims they are receiving. State law requires that drivers have ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
Will 'no-fault' dismissals help businesses? - Fresh Business Thinking
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 ITV News | Will 'no-fault' dismissals help businesses? Fresh Business Thinking By Claire West A leaked government-commissioned report by venture capitalist Adrian Beecroft recommends reforms to employment law including giving employers greater flexibility to hire and fire staff. “Small and medium-sized companies in particular are ... Cable says no place for "no fault dismissal" in Beecroft Report Business Secretary: 'No fault dismissal is completely the wrong approach' Vince Cable signals demise of Tory plan to make sacking workers easier |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
'No fault dismissal' plan expected to be shelved quietly by Tories - The Guardian
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 The Guardian | 'No fault dismissal' plan expected to be shelved quietly by Tories The Guardian The prime minister was giving no public indication of a climbdown last night when he said he was still interested in the Beecroft proposal that employers should be allowed to sack unproductive staff without explanation, known as no fault dismissal. Hilton leaves trail of trouble for PM |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
'No fault dismissal': are you in favour? - The Guardian
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 The Guardian | 'No fault dismissal': are you in favour? The Guardian The business secretary, Vince Cable, says the right to sack workers at will or 'no fault dismissal', a key policy recommendation from a major Tory donor, could leave a 'dead hand of fear' over employees. The government may still be considering the ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 06:20:22 AM
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