The Department of Trade and Industry has launched a company visits initiative to highlight successful roll-outs of information and consultation...
Employee relations
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Dismissing staff who pose a national security risk could still land employers in a tribunal. David Appleton, partner, employment and incentives department, Lewis Silkin explains.
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Unions threaten first national rail strike in more than a decade over pensions dispute.
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Zoe Balmforth and Joe Glavina of Addleshaw Goddard outline the latest legal rulings and explain what you need to know to avoid tribunals
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With regulatory burdens already weighing heavy on employers, Tim Randles examines an alternative approach to dealing with workplace bullying
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The HR director at Tower Hamlets has fired a parting shot at one of the east London council's trade unions after leaving for a new job.
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The high-profile industrial dispute at Gate Gourmet last year has cost the in-flight caterer half its UK HR team, the company has revealed.
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The row between British Airways and in-flight caterer Gate Gourmet last summer is likely to go down in HR history as a textbook example of an industrial dispute gone wrong
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The GMB is to ballot its members employed in Asda distribution depots for an official national strike
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Retail union Usdaw has called an urgent meeting with Somerfield to discuss the staff implications of the supermarket chain's plans to sell convenience store chain Kwik Save.
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Supermarket chain claims local support for deal with union.
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The GMB union is hoping to rescue collective agreement after supermarket giant's threat to 'terminate' deal at depot.
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Universities across the UK could be ghost towns on 7 March as academic staff strike over pay.
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Viewpoint from Andy Cook, managing director, Marshall-James.net
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Tube strike action planned for tomorrow has been called off following negotiations between union officials and London Underground