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Employers must be well primed before saying 'you're fired'
By Contributor Legal Case studies for employers
Labour Department
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Dismissal
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Unfair Dismissal
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Herbert Smith Freehills
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UK
Given the absence in Hong Kong of an “unfair dismissal” regime similar to that which exists, for example, in the UK and Australia, the termination of an employment contract in Hong Kong is considered by many to be relatively straightforward.
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Beware the hidden pitfalls of overseas secondment
By Contributor Legal Case studies for employers
Secondment
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Working Abroad
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Freshfields
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Cross-border
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Tax
While some companies may find overseas assignments or secondments unavoidable, careful thought must be given to these arrangements as they can have serious legal and taxation implications, writes Kathleen Healy.
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British army makes 4,480 soldiers redundant
By Agencies Job Market Trend Report
George Osborne
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British soldiers
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British Army
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Philip Hammond
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Chancellor of the Exchequer
Third – and largest – round of “across-the-board salami slices” cuts into the British Army in attempt to reduce personnel numbers to 82,000 by 2018 although recruitment will continue
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