Bleasdale Employment Tribunal: HCL share suspension was ‘attempt to protect the company’
23 April 2012
The decision to suspend the shares of Healthcare Locums (HCL) in January 2011 was done in the best interests of the company and its shareholders, an Employment Tribunal has heard.
Mon, 23 Apr 2012
The decision to suspend the shares of Healthcare Locums (HCL) in January 2011 was done in the best interests of the company and its shareholders, an Employment Tribunal has heard.
Kate Bleasdale (left), the founder and former executive vice chairman, is claiming £12m in damages from HCL and a number of former colleagues.The eighth day of...
The decision to suspend the shares of Healthcare Locums (HCL) in January 2011 was done in the best interests of the company and its shareholders, an Employment Tribunal has heard.
Kate Bleasdale (left), the founder and former executive vice chairman, is claiming £12m in damages from HCL and a number of former colleagues.The eighth day of...
