Andrew Learmonth
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Pension contributions at Sanjeev Gupta's Lochaber smelter unpaid since July (opens the original)
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Employer and employee pension contributions for workers at Sanjeev Gupta's Lochaber smelter have not been paid since July, The Herald can reveal. An email sent to staff at the aluminium smelter and at Jahama Highland Estates on Thursday by Jeff Kabel, chief transformation officer at Liberty Steel Group, said the company had notified the Pensions Regulator. Workers who spoke to The Herald said they had been given no adequate explanation for months. Some said they had been told Aviva, the provider
McKee signals end to two decade Scottish public sector compulsory redundancy ban (opens the original)
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Ivan McKee has seemingly signalled the end of a near two-decade ban on compulsory redundancies in the Scottish public sector, telling MSPs the measure could be used as a last resort for workers who cannot be redeployed. The Cabinet Secretary for Public Sector Reform told a Holyrood committee that it would only be an option when "every other avenue has been exhausted". The ban on compulsory redundancies was introduced by the SNP in 2007. Scottish civil service working from home: Our in-depth cove
Michael Marra says Labour has not received bullying complaints against Monica Lennon (opens the original)
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Scottish Labour has received no formal complaints regarding bullying allegations against Monica Lennon, Michael Marra has said. The new Scottish Labour leader was speaking after the Scotsman reported that at least four former members of Ms Lennon's staff had accused her of bullying. Poll: Scottish Labour would hold onto most of its MPs if PM promises to rejoin EU Rosebank opposition called 'virtue-signalling' as MSPs clash over new oil and gas In Liverpool, Andy Burnham set out his vision for Br
Scottish Legal Aid Board refuses to say why Peter Murrell's funding withdrawn (opens the original)
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The Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB) has refused to explain why Peter Murrell's legal aid has been withdrawn, leaving questions over how the jailed former SNP chief executive qualified for taxpayer-funded support in the first place. On Wednesday morning, the Scotsman reported that Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband and his solicitor were told on July 28 that funding was being pulled. In response to questions from our sister title, The Herald, SLAB would confirm only that the total paid out so fa
Peter Murrell's legal aid withdrawn as SLAB refuses to explain decision (opens the original)
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The Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB) has refused to explain why Peter Murrell's legal aid has been withdrawn, leaving questions over how the jailed former SNP chief executive qualified for taxpayer-funded support in the first place. On Wednesday morning, the Scotsman reported that Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband and his solicitor were told on July 28 that funding was being pulled. Peter Murrell in fresh legal aid row as he prepares for SNP embezzlement repayment Peter Murrell’s taxpayer-funde
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