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Author of the Good Work Plan says there is now a ‘deafening silence’ from the government over employment reforms.

Car maker Nissan has confirmed it will keep its Sunderland plant open for the long term now that a trade...

There should be no cause for alarm as the government looks at workers' rights – the working time directive is neither here nor there

Household names such as Tesco, Pizza Hut and Superdrug are among 139 firms that have breached minimum wage rules, according to the government.

The government has confirmed it intends to crack down on and potentially ban the use of non-compete clauses in employment...

The government is looking to limit the use of non-compete clauses in an effort to stimulate a more entrepreneurial culture,...

The government has failed to implement important EU health and safety protections for workers into UK law, a judicial review...

The government's Redundancy Payments Service is being underused by businesses on the brink of collapse, says a prominent accountancy firm.

The BEIS Committee is trying to gauge the potential use of forced labour in China in brands' supply chains. We report on the first evidence hearing.

In the latest sign of growing fears among the large accountancy firms over reputational damage, PwC is set to resign as auditor of fashion retailer Boohoo.

Octopus Energy has been hailed by the Prime Minister as a world leader in future tech job growth.

Maria Miller's proposals aim to bolster rights of women on maternity leave, who are often considered an easy target for redundancy.

CJRS does not alter the position as to whether or not agency workers are entitled to accrue holiday.

Return to the workplace: should we expect 'normality' or do we stand on the brink of a new era?

TUC critical of non-binding guidance; CBI applauds government 'flexibility within a framework'.