Employment and contract law prove a headache for printers according to BAPC stats

Jan 4, 2010 | Industry News

Employment and contract law prove a headache for printers according to BAPC stats

Printers are seeking expert legal advice on issues arising from employment and contract law much more than for other legal matters according to statistics from the BAPC’s Legal Advisory Helpline.?

Data from the free 24 hour, seven days a week helpline shows that in 2009 ?28.4% of enquires were employment related and 25.5% were about contracts. The closest next subject was litigation as 11.8%.

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Employment and contract law prove a headache for printers according to BAPC stats