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Motor trade insurance
March new car registrations highest for a decade
March saw the highest number of new car registrations in a single month for a decade, new figures have revealed.
Motor trade insurance
Car dealership bookkeeper jailed for stealing £550,000
The bookkeeper for a car dealership in Bury St Edmunds has been jailed for two years after stealing over half a million pounds from customers.
Motor trade insurance
We must stay in the EU, says UK automotive industry
The vast majority of the UK automotive industry feels that staying in the EU would be in their best interests, according to new research.
Motor trade insurance
Make Sure You Are Covered With a Combined Motor Trade Policy
As a motor trader, you know first-hand the diversity of your industry.
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Recent HSE News and Prosecutions – April 2014
A round-up of the latest prosecutions and health and safety myths from the HSE.
Motor trade insurance
Used car dealer fined for misleading customers
A used car showroom in Baldock has been ordered to pay £7,000 for misleading customers about the cars it was selling.
Risk Management
Rampant Health and Safety Myths Drain Time, Waste Resources
A new HSE survey uncovered the bizarre measures some small organisations have taken when trying to comply with health and safety laws.
Risk Management
Drug and Alcohol Use a Growing Problem in UK Workplaces
Drug and alcohol use is a growing problem in UK workplaces, according to a recent report by the British Medical Association (BMA).
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Pay the New National Minimum Wage or Risk Incurring Higher Fines
On 22 March 2014 the government announced it will increase the national minimum wage (NMW) to £6.
Risk Management
Recent HSE News And Prosecutions – March 2014
Each month, we bring you a round-up of the latest news from the HSE Mythbusters panel, who rule on cases where health and safety has been incorrectly cited as a reason for implementing a rule or procedure – or simply for poor customer service.