In a burka you're cutting me off as well as you

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• Boss made offer to kit me out at sex shop

  An office worker whose boss offered to 'kit her out' at an Ann Summers sex shop yesterday won a claim for sexual harassment.
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• Crucial jobs talks breakdown at Jaguar Land Rover

  Talks between management and unions over the future of Jaguar Land Rover have broken down after six days.
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• Foreign Office mandarins pick up bonuses while intelligence budget is cut

  Figures released by minister Lord Brett show that at least three-quarters of Foreign Office civil servants have picked up a bonus every year since 2006, including 4,423 last year.
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• In a burka you're cutting me off as well as you

  This article starts by saying "A ban would go too far, but covering the face makes normal human contact impossible.
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• McDonald's 'wrong' to fire worker over cheese slice

  A McDonalds restaurant in the Netherlands is reported to have fired a waitress after she sold a hamburger to a co-worker who then asked for cheese.
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• The Road Haulage Association wins unfair dismissal tribunal

  An employment tribunal at Croydon has found that the redundancy of Gerald Wilson, previously an IT systems architect at the Weybridge, Surrey headquarters of the RHA, was not unfair dismissal.
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• Fire strikes suspended in South Yorkshire

  700 firefighters in South Yorkshire have suspended the eight days of strikes they had planned from 27th January 2010 after an offer of talks.
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• Tribunal is told of boss's 'advances' to saleswoman in car

  A saleswoman named Victoria Steele who resigned from her job with  Kings Armoured Security Systems is claiming that she did so because of sex discrimination following a complaint she had made about unwelcome advances by the then managing director (who was himself dismissed).
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• Civil service workers ballot suspended

  The PCS civil service workers’ union has suspended a strike ballot of 5,000 members after managers offered two weeks of talks on their future (for background notes see emplaw web-updater of 19th January 2010).
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• Ex-Kidderminster employees awarded over £18,000 by employment tribunal

  Four  former employees Wildboar Group Ltd of Church Street, Kidderminster have won claims for unpaid wages and breach of contract at the Birmingham employment tribunal.
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• Trade unionist sues Balfour Beatty

  The first "blacklist" employment tribunal claim has started.

  
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