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: OUT-LAW.comGovernment still plans to extend flexible working rights to all employees, despite regulation repeal
By Pinset Masons
Full post as published by OUT-LAW.com on March 18, 2011 (boomark / email).
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Government consults on extension of flexible working rights - OUT-LAW.com
Flexible working rights should be extended - Reuters
Men urged to make use of new flexible working rights
Men urged to make use of new flexible working rights - The Times
The Case for a Repeal Amendment
New British Law Boosts Work-from-Home (BusinessWeek)








