Employment Contracts: What do they mean and what should be included?
3When you start a new job you will create a contract of employment with your employer. It does not always need to be in writing. If...
Law, Politics and Business
70 Facts about The Queen and The Royal Family
13Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee on 2nd June 2022 marking 70 years as sovereign. To celebrate here are 70 facts about the Queen and...
How to have your say in politics
0You do not need to be a member of parliament, local councillor or even a member of a political party to have your say in politics. There...
Legal Jargon Buster
0Advocate: A lawyer who is allowed to present a client’s case in a court of law. Beneficiary: Someone who receives something from someone as part of...
Disciplinary Matters at Work
0I hope that none of this will ever apply to you however, there may be times when some of you may face disciplinary issues at work....
Northern Ireland to launch Youth Assembly
0Young people in Northern Ireland will soon be able to have their voices heard and take part in decisions affecting them following the announcement of a...
Your Rights at Work
0Many young people are employed in part time work when they are at school or further/higher education which is great. Part time work allows you to...