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the strike is currently on and going ahead, but there are new pay talks happening today to try and resolve the strike, stansted has been called off for monday, but we are waiting to hear about gatwick.
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The refusal to buy products or services of any firm that does business with a company whose employees are on strike is called?
boycotting
What do you do if your employees decide to go on strike?
you keep calm and ask them what they want if its not too much give them it if they are being ridiculous then let them quit you can get new staff or just say im prepared to replace you Employees do not decide that. The union decides as an organization whether to authorize a strike. If the strike issue is money, inform employees that they will be permanently replaced. If the issue is allegedly unfair employer practices, inform strikers they will be replaced at least until NLRB determines if employer committed ULP's. IF NLRB says no, the strikers are permanently replaced.
Why is it called an off license?
An Off-licence is a UK convenience store with permission to sell alcohol off the premises.
What is 'strike-off' in relation to company matters?
Striking-off a Company The Companies Act, empowers the Registrar of Companies to strike a company off the Register if the Registrar has reasonable cause to believe that a company is not carrying on business and the company is able to satisfy the criteria for striking off. Striking off may take place by three ways: 1) Voluntary Striking off by the Board of Directors in consultation with shareholders; 2) Striking off on the basis of petition filed by creditors and other stake holders of the company; 3) Compulsory Striking off by operation of Law. Companies which have ceased trading can submit an application for striking off provided they are able to meet the criteria for striking off. According to the criteria suggested the Business Facilitation Division, Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA), Singapore dated 3rd April, 2009: 1. The company must have ceased trading or not commenced business from the date of incorporation. 2. The company must not have any outstanding tax liabilities 3. The company must not be indebted to any other government agency. 4. The company must not have any outstanding charges in the company's charge register. 5. The company must not be involved in any court proceedings (within or outside the state). 6. The director(s) must obtain the written consent of the majority of the shareholders. 7. The company must not have any current/contingent assets and liabilities. 8. The accounts attached must be drawn up till the date of cessation indicated in the application (if any). If the Company has been dormant since its incorporation, that can be a good ground for seeking striking off from the Register of the Companies. In such a case, on behalf of the company, its authorised representative is required to submit an application with a covering letter stating that the company had:- (a) No business transaction since incorporation (b) Not opened a bank accounts or the bank account has been closed (c) Not held an AGM or the statutory meeting within the stipulated period from the date of its incorporation; Striking off a company from the Register maintained by the Registrar of Companies may require permission or approval by a Court order in some Jurisdictions. In effect, Striking of implies winding up and dissolution of a company in the way prescribed by Law. Dr. KSN Sarma B.Sc, M.S. LLD 109-Star Shelters, Saidabad Colony, Hyderabad - 500059, India. 18-06-2009
What could happen to a business facing insolvency?
A business facing insolvency can declare bankrupcy, in which case it will close and its assets will be auctioned off to pay off creditors. A business facing insolvency can declare bankrupcy, in which case it will close and its assets will be auctioned off to pay off creditors.
What is a strike off in fashion?
A strike off is a sample of fabric by the textile vendor.
How much does it cost to drop off at gatwick airport?
dont know that is why i am asking you
How do you get from croydon to gatwick?
By train, take any northbound train from the station (don't take from the Gatwick Express, or any train destined for Reading) and get off at East Croydon.
How do you get to gatwick from heathrow?
Just take M25 GATWICK to M23 GATWICK @ J7, and then take M23 to Gatwick @ J9.
Is Heathrow or Gatwick closer to Dover?
Gatwick Airport is closer to Dover than Heathrow Airport. Gatwick is approximately 90 miles away from Dover, while Heathrow is about 110 miles away.
Where could one book hotels at Gatwick?
One could book hotels at Gatwick at the surrounding hotels. Hotels near Gatwick airport are Travelodge, Courtyard London Gatwick Airport, Yotel and Hilton London Gatwick Airport.
What airport in London would you get off at to travel to camber sands?
Gatwick is the nearest and then a 50 mile drive.
When did Gatwick Handling end?
Gatwick Handling ended in 2000.
When was Gatwick Handling created?
Gatwick Handling was created in 1972.
What is the airport code for Gatwick Airport?
London Gatwick, United Kingdom (LGW)
What is the nearest airport to Brighton England?
LONDON GATWICK LONDON GATWICK
Which terminal from Gatwick does astraeus fly from?
They don't currently fly from Gatwick.
