A barrister's findings that inadequate staff training at Travelodge contributed to the sexual assault of a guest is a warning to employers that they cannot take a half-hearted or "tick-box" approach to employee and customer safety, experts say.
A barrister's findings that inadequate staff training at Travelodge contributed to the sexual assault of a guest is a warning to employers that they cannot take a half-hearted or "tick-box" approach to employee and customer safety, experts say.
Almost 80 former Sainsbury's pharmacists have lost their bid for a higher redundancy payout from LloydsPharmacy after a tribunal ruled that Lloyds was not obliged to pay more than the statutory rate when it let them go in 2023.
The Financial Conduct Authority has banned a former HSBC banker from working in regulated financial services in the U.K. after he was convicted of fraud for repeatedly evading train fares.
Capita PLC said Friday that it will "engage fully" with the National Audit Office after the parliamentary body launched an investigation into the outsourcing giant's administration of the Civil Service Pension Plan, which has come under fire.
The past week in London has seen former West Ham United co-chair David Sullivan file a defamation claim against the BBC, British rock band Oasis sue its former sound engineer to halt an auction of recordings, and Home REIT sued by its shareholders for misleading statements about the company's portfolio.
Aviva has taken on £1.7 million ($2.2 million) in retirement saving liabilities from a pension plan sponsored by automated business software company Cognitronics in a deal steered by Wrigleys Solicitors, advisers on the transaction have said.
