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In the hospitality sector, where labour costs are a bigger proportion of the overall base, employers have fewer options

Rupert Soames urged government to water down workers’ rights plans after a budget ‘tough on business’

Kingfisher says it faced weak market in October, as Greggs also complains of cost of national insurance increase

From Zundel v. City of Jamestown, handed down Thursday by the North Dakota Supreme Court (opinion by Justice Jerod Tufte):… The post What Happens When Someone Is Denied Gun Based on Long-Ago Criminal Case, and the Underlying Court Records are Missing? appeared first on Reason.com.

Groups providing vital services say impact of tax and minimum wage rises will lead to cutbacks

More than 200 leading restaurant, pub and hotel companies say tax rises will cause ‘unprecedented damage’

Contracts with existing students that prevent changes may mean up to £2.5m less income, according to one institution

Care providers, GPs and pharmacists warn increased costs will cause cuts and job losses

Chancellor announces increases in taxation for businesses and the wealthy, and more money for the NHS and schools

In P.D. v. Sullivan (S.D.N.Y.), plaintiff alleges: New York State Mental Hygiene Law 9.39 is used to admit individuals to a hospital solely for emergency observation and evaluation as a person "alleged" to have a mental illness. An admission under MHL 9.39 is not a formal adjudication that an individual…

Editorial: Jeremy Hunt’s NIC cuts risk weakening the moral foundation on which Britain’s taxation system still relies