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Weekly Review of Developments 1/3/2019

Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 1 March 2019
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Issues covered:

News this week that barristers could earn more “working in McDonald’s”. And that’s only on a good week when they’re allowed to dress up as Ronald. Here’s some more rough justice…

What we learned this week:

  • The GMB and the TUC have launched a new (and very good) 'disability passport';
  • More than a quarter of NHS staff experienced bullying from managers or colleagues in the last year;
  • Up to 60,000 jobs in Northern Ireland are at high risk due to the impacts of automation; 
  • The union representing many school leaders in Northern Ireland has received an "unprecedented" mandate for industrial action; and 
  • Legal Island founder and chairman, Barry Phillips, talks about a key mistake he

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This article is correct at 01/03/2019
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