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South Cambs District Council criticised for 'gambling' with taxpayer money on property investments The council said the investments were necessary to make up for the shortfall in decreasing central government funding Cllr Bridget Smith of South Cambridgeshire District Council and deputy managing director of Hill Partnerships Rob Hall pictured in Cambourne (Image: Mark Bullimore Photography) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you ...

Nearly 300 homes and more office space to be built in Cambourne by South Cambs District Council The investment would allow the council to be less reliant on decreasing government funding. Deputy managing director of Hill Partnerships Rob Hall with Cllr Bridget Smith of South Cambridgeshire District Council pictured in Cambourne upon the signing of a new partnership called the South Cambridgeshire Investment Partnership (a newly formed partnership between South Cambs. council and Hill) where Hill have acquired their first site. (Image: Mark Bullimore Photography) Sign up to our newsletter for ...

File photo. Photo: RNZ / Simon Rogers Chris Bowden, from the support group Employers Assistance, said questions about managing unvaccinated workers had been coming thick and fast, with bosses unsure what they legally could ask of employees and what their obligations were under health and safety laws. "They know they can't force medication on people. But where do they stand, what should they say, should they have policy in place and what can they do to cover themselves?" He said many were concerned they might be liable under health and safety law if they got it wrong. "It's really due diligen...

Nine unvaccinated border workers fired by Customs may take their case to the Employment Court on the grounds their right to refuse medical treatment has been breached.

Covid-19: Unvaccinated workers fired by Customs should be compensated - advocate Harry Lock © RNZ / Simon Rogers The right for Customs workers to refuse medical treatment has been breached, an employment law advocate has said. Nine staff, all in fixed-term employment at the maritime border, had their contracts ended early. Customs deputy chief executive for people and capability Jacinda Funnell said the decision was taken to comply with public health regulations that came into force this month. From 1 May, all workers in managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities and ...