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      <title>'Democracy website' organisation launches transport complaints site</title>
      <description>An organisation which has previously helped voters to use internet technologies to keep tabs on MPs has launched a service to help UK commuters to provide collective feedback on public transport services. </description>
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      <title>New anti-corruption offences come into force today</title>
      <description>New anti-corruption laws come into force today, giving companies more certainty over what constitutes bribery but placing greater obligations on companies to tackle corruption. </description>
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      <title>Agency worker rights should be set in comparison with staff, advises Government</title>
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      <title>Big society policies will require more transparency and changes to IT, says public auditor</title>
      <description>The Government's 'big society' policies will only work if Government departments change their habits and voluntarily publish data rather than wait to be asked for it under freedom of information laws, the Government's auditor has said. </description>
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      <title>Suppliers will have single point of contact across all of Government, says auditor</title>
      <description>Major suppliers to the Government will in future deal with a single civil servant in relation to contracts across all Government departments, the National Audit Office (NAO) has said. </description>
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      <title>Government gives more time for consultation on public contracts</title>
      <description>SNIPPET: The Government has extended the deadline for companies to express their views on EU reform of public procurement rules. Companies now have until 25 February to contribute to the debate. </description>
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      <title>Tax tribunal rules in favour of contractor in IR35 case</title>
      <description>Whether or not a worker is an employee of a company or not can only be decided by looking at a wide range of facts related to their working life, the Tax Tribunal has said. It said a designer in the aircraft industry was not an Airbus employee. </description>
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      <title>European Commission consults on procurement law overhaul</title>
      <description>The European Commission plans to change the way that public procurement in the EU works, aiming to reform rules so that the process becomes easier and more transparent. It aims to encourage more smaller companies to participate, it said. </description>
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      <title>Integration in business did not make agency worker an employee, rules Court of Appeal</title>
      <description>There was no need to imply a direct contract between an agency worker and an employer just because the worker's conditions did not exactly match those described in the agency agreement, the Court of Appeal has said. </description>
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