Employee relations

Met Police staff are voting in ballot for strike action today over force’s refusal to pay them the London allowance police officers receive.

MPs reject Lords' amendments to the Employment Rights Bill, which the government said would have weakened the legislation.

Workplace ‘fawning’ – or extreme people-pleasing behaviours to avoid conflict – is a growing behavioural trend, and is especially being...

Scottish government funds furlough scheme at bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis in a bid to retain manufacturing jobs in Scotland.

Gregg Wallace has launched legal action against the BBC after his dismissal from MasterChef, according to filings with the High Court.

University and College Union members across the UK to vote in strike ballot after employers refused to increase their 1.4% pay offer.

Employment Rights Bill passes Lords and returns Commons after one Tory peer described it as ‘terrible’, while another wished it well.

Strikes due to start tomorrow at UK aerospace manufacturer Airbus postponed following improved pay and pension offer.

Acas to explore use of AI to drive innovation in dispute resolution, as polling shows 44% believe conflict in organisations has increased.

TUC calls for “step change” in the UK’s approach to AI, as half of the public is concerned about its possible impact on their jobs.

A group of housekeepers at a London hotel have called off strike action after successful negotiations with their employer.

Drivers working for Royal Mail’s courier firm eCourier have launched a group legal claim arguing they have been unlawfully denied...

Social media firm and its owner Elon Musk have reached a settlement with some of its former employees who had sued for $500m (£373m) in severance pay.

The ruling has also blocked the board from pursuing cases against Space X and two other companies.

The RMT union has announced rolling Tube strikes lasting seven days, with different London Undergound roles walking out at various times.