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. . . and conferences
Page 22 from 16th February 1973Starting a business in the Common Market • A two-day conference, 'Setting up a Business in the Enlarged Community' has been arranged at the London......
Thank you for not smoking in the truck
Page 24 from 2nd December 2010What shouldi say torn drivers about smoking in the Audis? In a word, don't. UK law, including Scotland, regards truck cabs as business premises......
Hauliers face flood of Euro Directives
Page 9 from 26th January 1995by Amanda Bradbury • Hauliers could be breaking laws they don't even know apply to them, says a newlypublished law report. Commentary in the......
TRAINING
Page 24 from 13th December 1986MODULAR MANAGEMENT • The Road Transport industry Training Board (RTITB) has launched a new "modular" management training scheme, "Supported Open......
COMPANY
Page 42 from 1st July 1999Inspection of premises The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has published a report* indicating that businesses now face more than 300 different......
EEC night work
Page 13 from 28th November 1975A SERIES of evening seminars on new EEC transport law has been announced by Fleet Planning Ltd at eight Midland centres. The seminars are aimed at......
'Shared work on increase' TDG
Page 12 from 27th April 1995• Distributors might have to offer their customers more shared-user services as planning and environmental laws start to bite, an industry expert......
Smooth transfer
Page 22 from 14th November 1991• Customs and Excise has issued a consultation paper on the VAT treatment of transfers of going concerns. It stresses that the law is not being......
A FAMILY AFFAIR
Page 45 from 9th October 2008Fagan & Whalley was established in 1927 by father Sam Fagan and his sonin-law Thomas Whalley. The pair had a horse and cart and delivered around......
Can you afford to follow the law?
Page 18 from 4th December 2003About 25% of companies have had problems with EL and 8% are illegally trading without cover, according to a report from the Federation of Small......