Employee relations

A strike by thousands of firefighters across the UK could be averted after the government put forward new pension reform proposals at the 11th-hour

The Tough Love survey of 800 HR professionals reveals that 96% of respondents have issues with poor performance, with 29% admitting that it is a major problem.

Staff fears in police mergers; BA pilots prepare for strike; UK is shining example

Employee or contractor?

Transferring staff will no longer equate to transferring responsibility for consultation

Former steelworkers who lost their pensions when their employer went bust have won permission to fight the case in the European Court of Justice

Thousands of job centre and benefit office workers will strike again next month in a continuing row over government plans to cut jobs

British Airways pilots are being advised by their union to borrow £25,000 each to prepare for a long strike over their pension scheme

A woman was forced to quit her job after her boss allegedly mocked her about her disability, a tribunal heard.

Strikes by hundreds of BBC production staff have been called off after a new offer was tabled in a jobs dispute

Tube drivers on the London Underground have voted by a margin of six to one in favour of yet more strike action

Devon County Council faces strike action over its plans to privatise social services.

Employment Appeal Tribunal : A pair of useful cases about what constitutes a grievance

The Transport and General Workers Union (T&G) has won a battle with budget airline EasyJet to become the recognised union at its Luton call centre

Bob Crow. Two words that strike fear into the heart of anyone who uses London Underground. With strike being a...