May 18, 2012

Compromise key to an amicable settlement

By Peter Jones, Partner The headlines make for grim reading: long term unemployment is at its highest level since 1996; income growth has slowed to 0.6 per cent, well below inflation; the Eurozone crisis deepens and the Bank of England has cuts its growth forecast to around 0.8 per cent, indicating that the economy won’t […]

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