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beagle wrote:
Try a more relevant newsgroup, such as uk.legal, uk.legal.moderated Tried the first: id. Top posting is not a good idea. Nor is leaving sigs in. "Frederick Williams" "Frederick wrote in message id... Gareth McCaughan wrote: Frederick Williams wrote: Gareth McCaughan wrote: If the employee has an explicit contract of employment, it's probably worth consulting that; I'd have thought that almost any general principle could be overruled by an explicit contractual stipulation. I think that contracts of employment are binding on employers but not employees. That seems most improbable to me, but (as already mentioned) I am not a legal eagle. Would you care to back it up? I shall endeavour to do so. -- Going forward at this moment in time a raft of measures have been put in place on the ground to target and claw back the growth of cliche usage 24/7. Remove "antispam" and ".invalid" for e-mail address. |
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