An artificial intelligence company unfairly fired one of its directors over a personality clash with another founder when it failed to consider mediation before her removal, an employment tribunal has ruled.
An artificial intelligence company unfairly fired one of its directors over a personality clash with another founder when it failed to consider mediation before her removal, an employment tribunal has ruled.
An appeals tribunal has rejected P&O's argument that it could not have rehired a port manager that it unfairly sacked, upholding a ruling that it would have been feasible for the ferry operator to give the worker a new job.
A third former Post Office employee has had their conviction referred to the Court of Appeal based on evidence that the Capture accounting system could be faulty, the Criminal Cases Review Commission said Thursday.
Ireland's Central Bank said Thursday it has fined a former HealthBeacon employee €67,580 ($74,800) for selling shares in the medical technology company while possessing confidential information about supply chain problems that later sharply lowered its share price.
The Financial Conduct Authority proposed reforms on Thursday that would give pension providers greater freedom to invest in a wider range of assets in its broader bid to improve value for retirement savers.
