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20th May 2004, Page 20
20th May 2004
Page 20
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Out Of The Frying Pan...
I WRITE with reference to the "Frying tonight" article (CM 29 Apii1).The implication given by James Hygate is that it is a very straightforward operation to collect waste......
We Need A United Front And A United Effort
I have read with interest the many letters published in CM regarding the Working Time Directive and its implications for the haulage industry. I fully agree with the comments......
Let Them Eat Cake — And Some Trifle
AGAIN THE Working Time Directive has featured in CM and not surprisingly it has highlighted the main problem: bosses with their heads buried in the sand hoping the WTD will go......