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Chronic Pain 101: Should I Exercise Instead of Taking Analgesics?

Chronic Pain 101: Should I Exercise Instead of Taking Analgesics?
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Buddle Findlay partner leaves firm under a cloud

Buddle Findlay partner leaves firm under a cloud
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Female partners on the rise at major law and accounting firms but still well below 50 per cent

Female partners on the rise at major law and accounting firms but still well below 50 per cent 7 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Men still dominate partnership roles at professional services firms in New Zealand. Photo / File New Zealand s major professional services firms are still struggling to reach gender parity at the partnership level despite a major push in recent years to bring women through into their senior ranks. Partners at law and accounting firms are the most senior members of staff and can earn money through either an equity share of the business profits or as a salaried partner. Read More

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Imported seeds for HS2 could carry diseases which threaten Britain s woodlands, ecologists warn

Imported seeds for HS2 could carry diseases which threaten Britain s woodlands, ecologists warn Biosecurity checks are not enough to eliminate the risk of devastating plant diseases, experts said 13 February 2021 • 3:00pm Olive trees (L) infected by xylella fastidiosa in southern Italy. The bacteria is among those which ecologists fear could be brought to the UK on imported seeds. Credit: CHARLES ONIANS /AFP HS2 has been accused of risking Britain’s woodlands with a tree planting policy that risks bringing in disease with foreign seeds. Millions of trees are to be planted by the high-speed rail project to replace lost woodland and create a green corridor along the route, but it has come under fire for refusing to use only UK-sourced seeds.

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HS2 sheriffs to keep contractors in check - New Civil Engineer

HS2 ‘sheriffs’ to keep contractors in check HS2 Ltd is to deploy 13 senior leaders along the line’s Phase One route between London and the West Midlands to ensure that its contractors comply with assurances it and the Department for Transport have made. HS2 Ltd chief executive Mark Thurston revealed that the roles have been created to ensure better alignment between HS2 Ltd’s construction pledges and its contractors’ actions. The announcement was made at a government cross-party transport select committee meeting in which MPs, local councillors and senior environmental figures called for independent “sheriffs” to ensure contractors working on HS2 are kept in check.

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