Tag Archives: justice
Justice lost in the post – the power of TV drama.
I will have to watch Mr Bates vs The Post Office on catch-up, I have had a busy time of it lately. This isn’t a review of the series, it’s a comment on the power of TV drama. I am … Continue reading
The last day of winter
Snow may be forecast for March , but I’m treating today as the last day of winter and preparing for spring. Meteorological Winter is determined by the annual temperature cycles and the Gregorian calendar. Meteorological winter starts December 1st in the … Continue reading
BSPS – is the “dam breaking”
The imagination of Al Rush is stirred by deeds of the RAF so I smiled to see this Facebook post. Being on the other side of the planet, I had not picked up on this press release from the FCA. … Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, BSPS, pensions
Tagged Al Rush, BSPS, dam, dambusters, jo cumbo, justice, pensions
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Putting yourself second – what a boss should do.
There is no law that says you should be polite. Standing aside from someone getting off a train, opening doors for the elderly and those with push-chairs, paying your pension bills before paying your dividend, these are all things we … Continue reading
Posted in pensions
Tagged BHS, Frank Field, justice, law, Pensions Regulator, Philip Green
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