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A man with cerebral palsy has received £25k for disability discrimination after alleging he was told not to ‘play the disability card’.

Firms listed in the UK should pay their leaders the same salary levels as those based in the US, says head of stock exchange.

Scotland's first minister Humza Yousaf has vowed not to use 'work notices' and to fight the controversial strikes bill.

Three-quarters of office workers in London would leave their job if they were no longer able to work from home for some of the week.

A sexual harassment case, involving a woman who was slapped on the bottom with a ruler, has been settled out of court.

The Supreme Court is set to consider historical holiday underpayments in Chief Constable of The Police Service of Northern Ireland v Agnew.

The Welsh government has been criticised over its hybrid working policy as it has been reported that only one in 10 staff are working in the office every day.

Overhauling the UK's 40-year-old statutory sick pay system could benefit the UK to the tune of £3.9bn and better support hundreds of thousands of workers, according to new proposals.

A vet who left the Department of Agriculture and Environment in Northern Ireland has received a £1.25 million settlement.

Parents in Northern Ireland who suffer a stillbirth or the death of a child will soon be entitled to two weeks’ paid bereavement leave.

The exemption of teachers from fair employment legislation in Northern Ireland could be scrapped if a proposal made in private members’ bill is taken forward.

Young people leaving care in Wales will be offered the chance to participate in a basic income pilot scheme.

There is significant support for a shorter working week in Wales, with 57% of the public stating that they would support a four-day week.

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...