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Letters: Is there any policy that the Labour Party is prepared to stand by? - Vimarsana News

Letters: Is there any policy that the Labour Party is prepared to stand by?

SIR – Labour has scrapped its £28 billion green investment plan (report, telegraph.co.uk, February 8). Another U-turn! What, exactly, are this party’s policies?

Source: yahoo.com
Letters: The sick now resort to drastic measures to get treatment through GPs - Vimarsana News

Letters: The sick now resort to drastic measures to get treatment through GPs

SIR – Sarah Gough (Letters, January 23) describes what many see as the major problem with the NHS.

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Letters: Navy recruitment failures leave Britain vulnerable at a time of growing danger - Vimarsana News

Letters: Navy recruitment failures leave Britain vulnerable at a time of growing danger

SIR – Ignoring the fact – as successive governments have done for 20 years – that the Royal Navy is a third of the size this country needs it to be, one despairs of the predictability of the Ministry of Defence’s response to its shortage of manpower (“Navy has so few sailors ships must be scrapped”, report, January 5).

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Employment Court: RSE workers say Hawke's Bay employer's deductions were unlawful, sometimes cut wages to zero - Vimarsana News

Employment Court: RSE workers say Hawke's Bay employer's deductions were unlawful, sometimes cut wages to zero

Case could set precedent for minimum wage earners.

Employment Court: RSE workers say Hawke's Bay employer's deductions were unlawful - Vimarsana News

Employment Court: RSE workers say Hawke's Bay employer's deductions were unlawful

Three seasonal workers from the Solomon Islands say their weekly wages were sometimes reduced to zero by deductions they claim were unlawful.

Source: rnz.co.nz