On Wednesday it's more Lords amendments being considered by the Commons - this time on the Fixed Term parliaments Bill, which, again, was heavily amended in the Upper House.

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Companies could be barred from using rolling contracts - where the contract is renewed each day so that at any given time directors have a fixed notice period to serve - to get around limits on the length of time they may serve.

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In addition, the government has imposed new social-security contributions on low-wage jobs, and tightened restrictions on the self-employed, part-time work and fixed-term contracts.

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In recent years, the government has relaxed regulations on part-time work, fixed-term contracts and temporary-work agencies.

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Because the mobile-phone companies get paid in advance, they waste no time or money on chasing bad debts, as fixed-line firms do.

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The timing of general elections is not fixed in the UK. We have taken the five-year time limit imposed on governments as the point at which to judge whether or not a pledge has been met.

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Smart Money reports that the average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped below 4% for the first time, to 3.94%.

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We have a lot of people on fixed incomes, particularly our seniors, low-income people that are having a really tough time with the increase in gas and utility prices.

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