Being diagnosed with cancer is a devastating and often life changing event. Although it is important to heed the advice of medical professionals it is also important you look out for some symptoms that can be a sign of cancer. Here are some that you should not ignore and get checked out as soon as you can.
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Read moreEmployers are required to keep you safe when at work, but if dangerous working practices occur you may be injured. We tell you what rights you have.
Read moreWhen someone close to you passes away, you could find yourself asking who is entitled to see the Will and at what stage it's possible to do so.
Read moreMore and more organisations are looking at restructuring to save costs, which could lead to more people facing redundancy.
Read moreYou should be safe at work. But this isn’t the case for everyone all the time. Accidents do happen and people can get hurt. These are the 5 things you should do after being injured at work.
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