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Re: Helping my brother with equity release
That is sad for both of you. However I would strongly suggest that you clarify exactly what the solicitor who works for the care home is meant to be sorting out, because there is a potential conflict…3 -
Re: Chargeback on faulty PC
I agree how exasperating it can be to fix some laptops even when on the bench in front of you let alone trying to do it remotely. However the sellers have here replaced an essential component in the…2 -
Re: Can an employer force you to work away from home if you've got childcare issues?
As others have suggested, the short answer is yes.2 -
Re: Had Drop Kerb done without planning permission
Yes, it does, on the surface, appear to be unfair. However, if the council has a rational reason to prohibit such kerb drops under these conditions, then the fact that others have got away with it is…1 -
Re: CCJ threat from DRP after failed POPLA appeal - Initial Parking
DRP has been sending out junk letters for years THEY ARE PARANOID Hopefully the government will CULL these complete idiots3 -
Re: Had Drop Kerb done without planning permission
I went through something like this when I tried to get a driveway. Others had dropped the kerb without asking and was told it wasn't permitted but weren't going to follow it up so long after and the …1 -
Re: Can an employer force you to work away from home if you've got childcare issues?
I'm afraid you are bound by your contract. Ex-job of mine had a similar clause except it was EU-wide, and for periods of up to six months. Made the demographic of their workforce somewhat skewed....3 -
Re: Can an employer force you to work away from home if you've got childcare issues?
Unfortunately, your child care requirements/needs aren't their problem.3 -
Re: Can an employer force you to work away from home if you've got childcare issues?
Yes, I believe they can . Hate to be harsh but they will not see your childcare as their problem.2 -
Re: Sainsbury spending points in store - changes now swipe card?
Ive just received an email which confirms this about the barcode no longer being u sed to spend points in sainsburys.1
