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Chancellor George Osborne is setting out tighter pay guidelines for senior public sector staff. Osborne will write to councils about basic pay, pay-offs for departing staff and redundancy payments.
A senior member of the clergy has spoken out against marriage banns calling for them to be axed, the BBC has learned. The tradition dates back nearly 800 years and yet the Church of England is considering getting rid of the process.
Government proposals for reform of police funding have been met by fierce opposition by seven police and crime commissioners, who have said they may take legal action to stop the changes. Police forces have already faced severe cuts prior to the new round of spending restrictions.
ISO 14001: 2015 offers more than 300,000 businesses worldwide (and approximately 17,000 businesses in the UK) a guide on how to set up and run an effective environmental management system (EMS).
A record number of teachers quit the profession during the 2013-2014 academic year, with the high figure posing a threat to teaching standards in the UK. Yahoo! News reports that 50,000 teachers left during this period, with the number of applications for teaching courses also dropping by a large amount (21,000).
An internal government report has confirmed that legalizing cannabis would result in millions of pounds of tax revenue and generate large savings for the criminal justice system, according to a Treasury report.
The Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that religious supplementary schools in England that preach intolerance to students will be investigated, the BBC reports. In a speech made to the Conservative Party Conference, Cameron said that the schools will be investigated, regulated and potentially closed down should they be found to "incubate divisions" within society.
ISO 9001:2015, Quality Management System and its guidance companion, ISO 9000, were published on 23 September 2015. Alongside the publication and now available is the online comparison guide 'BSI Essentials: 9001'.
ISO 14001, the environmental management systems standard, is now available. The standard has undergone its first revision for 10 years and was published on 15 September 2015.
