Employee relations

A planned five-day strike by Asda warehouse staff has been called off, unions have confirmed.

Health service workers are the gloomiest in the public sector, new research has found

Strike action draws nearer after imposition of pay deal on Royal Mail workforce.

Can periods of notice run concurrently with the 30-day consultation period, or must the consultation period be over before serving notices?

Poor working relationships continue to dog the UK workplace, according to the IRS survey. The two most common problems giving...

Staff impacted by the BBC's decision to outsource a number of HR services are to go on strike this Friday in protest at Capita's decision not to allow them to continue working on BBC contracts

Royal Mail could be facing its first national strike in a decade after union talks tomorrow

About 1,800 examiners and admin staff employed by the Driving Standards Agency are voting on whether to strike in a dispute about plans to close offices in Edinburgh, London and Birmingham

Asda is taking legal action in a bid to prevent a proposed five-day strike by thousands of workers at its distribution depots across the UK

DLR staff to walk out on 3 July.

Unison members urged to continue battle for equal rights.

Asda has reassured customers that five days of strikes in its distribution depots will not significantly affect its stores.

Unison, the UK's largest trade union, has vetoed equal pay discussions at its annual conference to avoid "legal jeopardy".

Amicus and the Transport and General Workers’ Union (T&G) have vowed to press ahead with the creation of a ‘super union’, despite GMB members rejecting the merger plans last week.

Legislation introduced to make employment tribunals more effective is not working. By Richard Fox, head of employment law, Kingsley Napley