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The QPS Case — A Lesson In Why Recruiters Need To Cautiously Choose Suppliers

by jackdwynn, posted in Blog, Features, Opinion

An elaborate VAT scam constructed by three members of the Copp family (Geoffrey, 55, his brother Andrew, 51, and son Joshua, 24) allowed them to live a life of pure excess, opulence and greed. Whilst enjoying the many gambling trips to Vegas casinos and posing on private jets with cash-loaded briefcases, foreign manual workers were … Continue reading The QPS Case — A Lesson In Why Recruiters Need To Cautiously Choose Suppliers

ONS Figures Warn Of ‘North-South’ Divide In Cancer Rates

by jackdwynn, posted in News

People in the North East of England are 15% more likely to be diagnosed with cancer than people in residing London, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have indicated. ONS Cancer Registration Statistics for 2015 considered differences in age and the number of people living in an area; concluding that variations are likely … Continue reading ONS Figures Warn Of ‘North-South’ Divide In Cancer Rates