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I cant talk for other unions and im not prepared to speak for nurses or anybody else, it is up to them to say what they want to say on that, but our pay has dropped in real terms by a quarter over the last 15 years. there are doctors on the picket line who graduated 13 years ago and are being paid the same today as they were then in real terms, that is not right. plenty more on those junior doctors strikes here on bbc news. in the last hour, tony danker, the head of one of the uks biggest busine...

He has been under investigation since complaints of workplace misconduct were made against him — the first complaint injanuary, which had been dealt with, but then further complaints came to light and in march he stepped aside. after fairly swift investigation, we have the results of these. he has been dismissed, as you say, with immediate effect following specific complaints made against him. the investigation has determined his own conduct fell short of that expected of the director—genera...

Hello, welcome to bbc news. lets start with that story causing major shock waves today, the boss of one of the largest business groups, the cbi, has been fired after an investigation into complaints about his conduct at work. to ny danker will leave the group with immediate effect. tony danker will leave the group with immediate effect. he apologised in the wake of the allegations over his behaviour towards a female employee. our business correspondent emma simpson has more. this story has absol...

Raising that age from 62 to 64. new opinion polls show the majority of french voters oppose that reform and back of the protests unions. they have planned protest on thursday against those changes. mr macron very keen to move discussion on that, but hes on that state visit to amsterdam, as you can see, addressing the dinner there at the royal palace and the city. nonetheless, many issues for him to tackle. we will stay across that if there are any developments. the business lobby group, the cbi,...

Masters 1000 tournament. and thats all the sport for now. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. he will leave the group with immediate effect and he apologised in the wake of allegations of his behaviour towards a female employee. 0ur behaviour towards a female employee. our business correspondent has more. this story has absolutely rocked them. he stepped aside and as the investigation got under way, the report and what happened hasnt been published, it was done by an independen...

Our business correspondent, emma simpson, is here. just remind us whats led up to his dismissal? this story has rocked the cbi. he stepped aside last month amid complaints. an investigation began but the report into what happened hasnt actually been published. it was done by an independent legal firm. the cbi simply saying today that related to specific complaints about workplace misconduct. but it had determined that his conduct fell short of that expected of the director—general. so he was s...

Simonjack, has the latest. 0ur director—general, tony danker. tony danker was the head of a group representing 190,000 firms, employing millions of people, but his own employment came to us and then this morning following an investigation into his conduct towards a female employee. the cbi board said tony danker was dismissed with immediate effect following the independent investigation into specific complaints of workplace misconduct against him. the board has determined that his conduct fell...

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