Europe

A disabled Scottish government employee who was not given reasonable adjustments has won a direct discrimination case at an employment tribunal.

Rail accident investigator's reports finds disparity between London Undergound rule book and the training received by staff.

WRC describes decision by University College Cork to dismiss Wim Naudé as ‘astonishing’, adding its HR director had no authority to do so.

Thousands of police officers and staff have commenced legal action against the Police Service of Northern Ireland following a data breach.

P&O wages: Ferry operator will comply with new French regulations requiring it to pay £9.96 an hour minimum to workers.

HR chief for Europe Dannii Portsmouth tells Personnel Today how the drinks giant is focusing on employee experience.

Italy has launched a digital nomad visa that will allow remote workers to live and work in the country on a continual basis.

A four-day work week could risk widening existing inequalities between workers, a report commissioned for the Welsh Government has warned. 

Another national insurance cut kicks in this weekend alongside a swathe of employment law changes at the beginning of the tax year.

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has launched a plan to create 150,000 jobs in the capital in key growth areas including artificial intelligence.

Scottish Parliament staff have been banned from wearing rainbow lanyards to show LGBTQ+ pride to remove perceived bias risk.

French maritime minister says he was ‘shocked’ by P&O Ferries sackings, adding his government ‘needed to do something’.

Rolls-Royce Submarines is to create more than 200 jobs at new offices in Cardiff and Glasgow.

Trade unions representing health and social care staff ask members to vote on a new 2023-24 pay offer from the Northern Ireland Executive.

Man with moderate to severe hearing loss settles disability discrimination case against the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs.