Ethics

Ofgem has been accused by two whistleblowers of exploiting national security laws to prevent them airing concerns over projects involving...

UK employees take a more lenient approach than the European average to questionable workplace behaviour...

The boss of iconic shoemaker Clarks has resigned after the British company said his behaviour had fallen short of the...

Hundreds and perhaps thousands of workers are at risk of exploitation on many of the UK’s most important infrastructure projects,...

Enjoying working with people is no longer a good enough reason to be in HR, according to Peter Cheese, CEO...

A new criminal corporate offence of failing to prevent facilitation of tax evasion comes into effect on 30 September 2017....

As Mike Ashley’s company hits the headlines again for its working practices, can it overcome its problems or do the...

High-profile cases involving self-employed drivers for the likes of Uber and Deliveroo have focused heavily on employment status and rights....

Rolls-Royce last week agreed to pay hundreds of millions of pounds to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), the US justice...

Misconduct in public office, the criminal offence that has been used to prosecute journalists for paying public officials for information,...

Sports Direct is to offer its casual retail workers the opportunity to switch from a zero hours arrangement to a...

Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley faced a host of allegations of exploitation and mismanagement of workers in front of the...

Legislation will be introduced to hold firms criminally liable if they fail to stop employees who facilitate tax cheating, the...

As employers become more sophisticated in their use of HR metrics, they need to ensure they are aware of the...

An employment tribunal held that an immigration officer was fairly dismissed for accepting a bribe from an offender, despite then...