Employment law

HR news and analysis including: The banning of pre-employment health questionnaires under a new clause in the Equality Bill Tim...

HR news and analysis including:

Bullygate: what started as news of bullying at Number 10 has developed into a scandal...

HR news and analysis including:

Staff turnover – the latest trends, and what employers are doing to tackle it 
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HMRC is not alone in failing to protect confidential information. According to a new survey from Navigant Consulting, conducted by YouGov, more...

The main Civil Service union has said the loss of millions of child benefit records by officials at HM Revenue...

It’s not often the main political parties agree on something, but when it comes to flexible working, the UK has...

Recent media reports alleging the use of child labour by a manufacturer of Gap’s children’s clothing in India have highlighted...

With the festive season almost upon us, now is the time to update drugs and alcohol policices, says Nick ThomasWith...

If your redundancy policies have not been update recently, the bleak employment outlook for 2008 should prompt an urgent review....

Limiting the number of foreign players in an English Premier League team could set a dangerous precedent. Phil Boucher investigates.When...

An extension of the right to request flexible working should hold no fears for employers.

Legal experts at EEF South are setting up a mock employment tribunal to help HR professionals cope with the stress of...

International airlines can breathe a sigh of relief after a court ruled they can treat all staff according to the...

The government has launched a consultation on its plans for barring unsuitable people from working with children and vulnerable adults.It...

A British Airways check-in clerk who was suspended for refusing to conceal a small crucifix on a necklace at her...