In recent cases it has become apparent that Uber, City Sprint, Deliveroo and Pimlico Plumbers had each created contracts that purported to ensure that their “partners” – the drivers, cyclists and plumbers – were classed as “self employed”

The soft fruit industry could be “crushed” by Brexit if it loses access to the thousands of seasonal workers it...

The BBC plans to increase the proportion of black and ethnic minority staff with its announcement that all shortlists for...

Changes to self-employment tax rules have “seriously damaged” the NHS and the public sector, according to research by the Association...

The Home Office has revealed how EU nationals can apply for ‘settled status’, allowing them to continue to live and...

With just one day left to enter the Personnel Today Awards, we look at the initiatives that saw Great Western...

In 1978, in British Home Stores v Burchell, the Employment Appeal Tribunal outlined several factors that should be considered when...

The median pay rise awarded by employers was 2.5% over the past three months – a level that has remained...

Last week, the Government Equalities Office released a report suggesting that people need more support when interpreting gender pay gap...

Keeping on top of employment law developments can feel like a full-time job for HR professionals, but that’s just the...

Businesses need to “think outside the box” when recruiting if they want to improve diversity across their workforces – especially...

The removal of doctors and nurses from the cap on Tier 2 visas for highly-skilled workers has been welcomed and...