Swindon Town FC failed to pay money owed to its former manager after "reassessing where the money needed to go" so he is take a claim to tribunal
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One HR person for every 26 members of staff highlights resourcing issue at Immigration and Nationality Directorate.
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A teacher whose sight deteriorated has won substantial compensation because her employer failed to adjust her working conditions to meet the needs of her increasing disability
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Case law has shifted the emphasis in grievance procedures so that an application for flexible working, if turned down, could trigger an employment tribunal claim if not treated as a grievance
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The Bill, which is likely to run out of time, wants workers to be more involved in discussions and decision-making before a firm closes
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Unions have pledged to resist the move, which will move some jobs to Scotland and others to India
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The bill for sickness absence at the National Probation Services is running at more than £30m a year
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Students call for a guarantee of one year's work after qualification
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EC competition lawyers are to investigate the pension fund guarantee given to BT by Margaret Thatcher's government
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Union warns of courtroom chaos as jobs are axed.
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Telecoms giant Ericsson could be in hot water over plans to realign the age of its Swedish workforce.
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Many women do not save for their old age because they cannot afford to, many because they work part-time
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The government would cover three-quarters of BT's pension shortfall - the part that applies to staff and pensioners who joined before privatisation - if the telecoms giant should ever be declared insolvent
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While the government plans to move ahead with reform of the basic state pension this year, decisions about compulsory contributions to the national pensions savings scheme will be put off until next year
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NHS union Unison has warned the government that strikes are possible and that it will support striking members if they feel they have not alternative to industrial action