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National Association of Stable Staff (NASS) A major national trade union for the horse-racing industry has become a stronger voice in racing’s future, according to...

A man who had to have his leg amputated above the knee after a van knocked him off his motorcycle on the way to work...

A flight attendant received £6,125 compensation settlement for severe, long-lasting injury to her thumb when trying to operate a defective trolley on a flight to...

Shah v First West Yorkshire Ltd In Shah v First West Yorkshire Ltd an employment tribunal has held that the Working Time Regulations 1998 can...

A new report has concluded that schools are failing to tackle the problem of asbestos in older buildings adequately. Approximately 75 per cent of UK...

24 February 2010- Asbestos in Schools campaigners were today celebrating following a meeting with Schools Minister Diana Johnson MP. At the meeting the Schools Minister...

Justice Secretary Jack Straw has made a statement on the government\’s decision on the question of compensation for pleural plaques. The Lord Chancellor and Secretary...

I am writing this letter in the hope that you will publish it in ATL’s Magazine Report. I want to seriously urge all retiring members...

13 September 2009 \’When protection is enshrined by law, the less the union is required to fight the battle.  The paradox of labour law is...