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After weeks of angry demonstrations the French prime minister is forced to withdraw a law allowing employes aged under 26 to be sacked at will.

If the BBC closes its final salary pension scheme to new members, as broadcasting union Bectu fears, strikes are likely to follow

Unions have condemned the decision by IT services company CSC to double the number of its employees in India while cutting UK jobs

Council pays up to £9,000 to some people who are not entitled to it and fails to pay others who are

The Department of Trade and Industry has amended its regulatory guidance on rolled-up holiday pay officially outlawing the practice

Dominique de Villepin digs in heels over youth employment law that allows companies to sack staff within two years.

Research from ACE National shows that caring for carers has positive impact on productivity, morale and profits.

Parents returning to work continue to get a raw deal as employers cling to outdated work practices.

British Airways (BA) pilots have urged their union to reject changes proposed by the airline to stem the company's huge retirement fund deficit

The chancellor is considering a u-turn on his Budget decision to scrap tax breaks for workers to buy home computers

The local government pensions strike provided the perfect backdrop for a fiery debate at the Public Sector People Managers' Association (PPMA) annual conference in Brighton last week.

Campaigners have called on the government to offer help to the UK's six million unpaid carers struggling alone.

The benefits of a good year will be shared with the 63,000 workforce, retailer's chief executive says

High street health and beauty retailer Boots has signed a £16m seven-year payroll and HR outsourcing contract with supplier Northgate HR

The former City banker who brought a high-profile £7.5m sex-discrimination claim against Merrill Lynch has lost her appeal against the tribunal decision to throw her case out