Employee relations

A prison officer has been granted leave to sue for unfair dismissal after he was told to exchange his traditional shirt and tie uniform for a t-shirt and jogging pants

More than 200 staff at car manufacturer's DaimlerChrysler warehouse in Milton Keynes have begun a 'work to rule' campaign as part of dispute over pay

Retail union Usdaw has launched its Marks & Spencer recruitment campaign nationally, after doubling its membership at the retailer in the past month

The PCS union has officially merged with the Association of Magisterial Officers.

Metropolitan Police commissioner has defended the service's strong stance on diversity following a tribunal.

Representatives of 170 million workers to press the case for decent jobs to help to tackle global poverty.

A blob of ketchup followed by an exchange of e-mails has provided a host of problems for one City law firm. James Elwes looks at what the law says about employers clamping down on e-mail abuse.

Employers have urged the government not to extend the scope of workplace collective bargaining to pensions and training.The CBI said...

Plans for trained paramedics to treat patients on the spot, rather than taking them by ambulance to hospital, have come under fire from union leaders.

Junior doctors are threatening to desert the NHS if they fail to find training posts.

TUC calls on Blair to be clearer on plans for European reform.

Telecoms firm O2 has defended its stance during its annual pay negotiations after receiving heavy criticism from the Communication Workers...

Retailers must make sure that staff do not overheat at work during the current spell of hot weather

Most UK employers do not expect to experience workplace disputes within their organisations over the next 12 months

Voice loss in call centres is costing people their jobs and losing the UK millions, according to Unison.