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Employment Law Brief : New Law Journal : The Practitioner

Professor Ian Smith
2006

Ian Smith discusses statutory caps and unwary litigants; the limited jurisdiction of the EAT; and the dangers of going on secondment.

New Law Journal, 4th August 2006

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