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The government is consulting on reintroducing fees in the employment tribunals. If this becomes law, employees and workers will have to pay a single fee of £55 (whether
On 2 February EU member states unanimously reached an agreement on the text of the harmonised rules on artificial intelligence, the so-called AI Act. The final draft of
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