Employee relations

Lawyers have warned employers to tread carefully when dealing with staff discipline in the wake of the London terror attacks.

Members of the southern region of the firefighters union travelled to parliament yesterday to voice concern over plans for a combined control centre.

Houses of Parliament cleaners are staging a one-day strike today about pay.

Pope Benedict XVI is expected to continue his predecessors' left-leaning stance on labour, while pursuing their ultra-conservative line on matters of personal morality

The GMB is calling on the EC to outlaw the use of RFID and GPS satellite linked tags to track workers in the workplace

The city's bus drivers stage their first strike in 20 years

Newcastle City Council is to pay out £12m in equal pay claims from women.

Union leaders have threatened industrial action after it emerged that British Gas is planning to cut up to 2,000 jobs...

The TUC accused the government of not pushing draft age discrimination legislation far enough.

Retail union Usdaw has called for clarification over who employs staff at Littlewoods stores following Primark's acquisition of 120 outlets.

Binmen in Scotland are threatening to work to rule after being banned from wearing shorts in hot weather while at work.

The government has invited the unions to put their case to get funding for modernisation.

The number of people who accessed training at work via the union route in the past 12 months has risen by 9% to 67,000, according to TUC figures.

Talks collapse between Communications Workers Union and mobile phone giant O2.

Cleaners who service the Houses of Parliament will hold their first-ever strike on Wednesday 27 July after voting today to take industrial action in a dispute over low pay.