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lawyer's severance pay

Thu, 14/08/2008 - 09:09 — tim benson
Comments frozen Comments for this topic have been frozenIs it the intention of RPSGB to hand out 'golden goodbyes' to the lawyers in their employ once regulatory matters are taken out of their hands??
Fri, 15/08/2008 - 08:24 – Jeremy Holmes

Lawyer's severance pay

In its role as an employer, the Society will abide by the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations, (TUPE) when the GPhC is created. Staff falling within the scope of this legislation will be automatically transferred to the new regulator with no break in the continuity of their employment.
Fri, 15/08/2008 - 15:48 – tim benson

Lawyer's severance pay

So may I take it that there will be no wastage of our retention fees upon compensatory payments for loss of income / severance of contract to law firms which RPSGB has engaged in the past? Do the law firms involved get future work from the new regulatory body? In final comment I cannot help but feel that over the years lawyer's pockets have been handsomely lined at the expense of the members
Fri, 26/12/2008 - 20:03 – Stuart Reeve

Lawyer's Severence Pay

The Society MUST abide by the Transfer of Undertakings Regulations (TUPE).

Are the Lawyers employees?

Wed, 03/06/2009 - 05:53 – David Kent

Advert?

Bradly, this sounds very much like an advert. why do you include a link to a North American legal directory?
Wed, 11/11/2009 - 10:23 – Francesca Rivers

Thread frozen due to advertising

Thank you to all those who have made valid contributions to this discussion.

Unfortunately I have had to freeze this thread, due to the number of postings we have had that are merely advertising legal services, and add nothing to the debate. Such postings are in breach of the PJ Online terms and conditions, and have been removed.

Francesca

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