Senior stewardess wins British Airlines employment tribunal
A SENIOR British Airways stewardess has been awarded almost £40,000 after the airline company refused to allow her to work part-time after she had…
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A SENIOR British Airways stewardess has been awarded almost £40,000 after the airline company refused to allow her to work part-time after she had…
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Headteachers have either sent home the infected individual and class bubble, and others have sent home entire year groups DURING the past few weeks a number of pupils and staff from schools in Essex have tested positive for Covid-19. Headteachers have either sent home the infected individual and class bubble, and others have sent home entire year groups in a bid to prevent the virus spreading. On Wednesday Essex County Council said more than 5,000 pupils were isolating and in Southend a further 2,183 pupils were self-isolating. A spokesman said: "Approximately 5,674 school pupils a...
“We had 140 in for the semi-final, and there was such a buzz through the venue. “It was really nice to get more people back through our doors again, and the staff bless them have been well and truly rushed off their feet. “It is more difficult for them with table service, but they do a cracking job.” The Bread and Cheese, in Thundersley, already had nearly 300 people waiting on their reserve list yesterday morning. Owner Steve Haslam, said: “The semi-final was fantastic, there is honestly no atmosphere like it. “We had a full house, and queues were out the door yesterd...
The 46-year-old from Eastwood, said: “As a parent hearing about it spreading quickly again is a concern. “You’ve just got to look at the figures and can see that younger people are getting ill and coming down with the virus. “It’s a worry whether there will end up being another surge in the winter too and whether we will end up in lockdown again. “I’m lucky my kids are in good health, but we’ve really got to concentrate on protecting the vulnerable.” As of 3pm Tuesday, 2,183 pupils were self-isolating in Southend. This was across all settings, from early years to u...