The obligations on an employer to inform and consult employee representatives when proposing redundancy dismissals also apply to dismissals proposed for the purpose of introducing new contracts.
Employee relations
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Non-qualified advocate presenting case at tribunal
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Supermarket Asda has been accused of planning a "strategic assault" on the working conditions of its staff.
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Staff at a Heinz factory are set to walk out on Wednesday in a dispute over pay.
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Employment relations minister Gerry Sutcliffe has announced new members of the Central Arbitration Committee
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Leaders at the Transport and General Workers Union have urged British Airways and Gate Gourmet to sign their new contract and end the mounting concern among the catering firm’s workforce
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The T&G union will call for London bus drivers to be designated ‘key workers’ in the same way that other public sector workers are
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Literacy, numeracy and level 1 and 2 NVQs have been boosted by a £3m contract awarded by the Learning and Skills Council using money from the Union Learning Fund
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London Underground today shut down the Northern Line, its busiest rail service, after drivers said the trains were too unsafe to drive
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Amicus union to ballot members at Birmingham International Airport over strike action in support of sacked workers
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A man charged with arson was declared not guilty yesterday when his trial collapsed as a result of a dispute over pay for barristers
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The T&G union has defended the behaviour of London bus drivers after a report by the London Assembly committee showed complaints against drivers have trebled in the past four years
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Companies have made steady progress in encouraging staff to report important information to their management, but many workers are still not comfortable with sharing bad news with their bosses, according to a study by research firm Sirota Survey Intelligence
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St Michael, the ‘patron saint of grocers’ (pictured), was sent to the NEC in Birmingham last week to talk to...
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HR managers at food service company 3663 have been left embarrassed after some of its lorry drivers were mistakenly overpaid for several months