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    Immediate Changes To UK Procurement Regulations Arising From International Trade Agreements

    Procurement Policy Note 05/23 sets out the changes to public procurement obligations which arise out of the UK's new Free Trade Agreements (the ‘FTAs') with Australia and New Zealand.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Sharpe Pritchard
    Sharpe Pritchard
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    Can A Worker Get Paid For Sleeping?

    Some jobs such as care workers, security guards and nightwatchmen require the individual to work night shifts where they may, with the approval of their employer, sleep during some or...
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Sharpe Pritchard
    Sharpe Pritchard

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