Europe

Entry-level apprenticeship starts in England have plummeted, while higher-level apprenticeships, often taken up by older people, have boomed.

Scottish employees can begin to return to workplaces from next week, after Nicola Sturgeon announced a relaxation of restrictions in...

EU moves to establish more female boardroom representation in larger companies is set to be revived.

The European Court of Human Rights stated that Gareth Lee's 'gay cake' case had failed to exhaust domestic remedies.

Employees in Wales who go into work when they could work from home will receive a £60 fine, while their...

Brexit-related changes such as relocating staff or establishing new EU offices in the financial services sector has remained subdued over...

The UK's labour shortage could be exacerbated by the number of rejections from the EU Settlement Scheme.

Ministers commit to discussions over a right to disconnect for government employees and those in devolved agencies.

The UK High Court has refused transport business Uber’s application to declare its gig-economy business model lawful following the Supreme...

UK’s average of 5.8 days sick leave last year indicative of how ‘fear and control’ holds sway at many organisations.

Northern Ireland ministers have today reinforced their message for people to work from home “where you can” in an effort...

Employment tribunals have been deciding coronavirus-related cases throughout 2021. We set out 10 key first-instance rulings related to the pandemic from which employers can learn lessons.

Only 28% of employees feel that the hybrid work models offered by their organisation suit their preferences, despite most offices...

Businesses will be encouraged to resume homeworking in Wales as the country's high Covid infection rates persist.

The Portuguese government has approved a bill that would see gig economy workers treated as employees with formal contracts and benefits.