All Regions articles – Page 45
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Online onlyUnion membership drops slightly in 2007
Overall trade union density in the UK has now fallen 4.5 %
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Online onlyFSA swoops on City bankers
Arrests eight individuals as part of crackdown on insider trading rings
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Online onlyApex Oil ordered to perform $150m cleanup
Company must remove soil and groundwater pollution from Hartford refinery
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Online only$8.8m fine proposed against Imperial Sugar
Proposed penalty follows safety violations leading to refinery explosion that killed 13, says OSHA
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Online onlyBullying costs UK £14bn a year: Unite
Black, minority and ethnic workers are most likely to be the target of workplace bullying
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Online onlyAon calls for compulsory broker transparency
Clear and consistent disclosure is in the interests of all clients, says broker
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Online onlyEliminate contingency fees: RIMS
The Society put its case forward for the elimination of certain broker compensation arrangements at a hearing in New York
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Online onlyMunich Re lowers profit expectations
Revised forecast due to capital market turmoil, more writedowns possible
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InterviewsHSE must disclose names for work-deaths
A safety charity has forced the HSE to hand over information so that it can track how it deals with work-related deaths
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Online onlyOil spill disrupts shipping on Mississippi
Efforts to clean up an oil spill on the Mississippi river have led to a logjam of cargo ships and tankers
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Online onlyConstruction firm fined for putting homes at risk
A Surrey construction firm was fined after homes it worked on were found to be at risk of lethal CO build-up
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Online onlyUS entrepreneurs optimistic about the future
Despite the current economic climate most US small business owners are considering expanding, finds a study
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Online onlySecurities litigation drops slightly in 2007
Securities fraud class action litigation for 2007 drops slightly despite subprime, says a report
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The Savoy goes green
The Savoy adopts carbon reduction strategy to reduce energy consumption by 40%
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Online onlyCalifornian port workers extend strike action
Productivity falls 20-30 % at ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, said PMA
