Cash is no longer king when it comes to reward at UK blue-chip companies.So said Mercer executive reward specialist Hannah...
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Almost half of executive directors have had their pay frozen in 2009 while 6% have taken a pay cut, said...
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Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) is considering applying to the county court for an injunction to stop an unemployed electrician...
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Uncertainty over whether TUPE applies to employees who switch employers when insolvent businesses are rescued persists despite a Court of...
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A Chinese traditional medicine shop has lost its appeal against a tribunal judgment that saw an ex-employee awarded £25,000 in...
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Just 14% of UK employers offer flexible benefits according to business consultancy Mercer.It polled 1,700 organisations worldwide, including 135 in...
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The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has recently lost an appeal against a tribunal ruling that it discriminated against a single...
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The employer of a City recruitment consultant, who allegedly sexually assaulted a female colleague at a company-owned West End apartment...
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Employment tribunals may sit at night if a trial scheme is deemed successful.The Tribunals Service is to pilot evening sittings...
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The TUC said that Institute of Directors’ (IoD) proposals to raise the state pension age to 70 would leave older...
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Employment lawyers said that agencies which supply temporary staff to the Royal Mail who are then used to cover the...
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Employers who wish to avoid unintentionally giving contractors employee or worker status must pay attention to day-to-day working arrangements in...
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One in 10 employers’ flexible benefits schemes may not have been verified with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC).A survey...
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A retired NHS bureaucrat has been paid hundreds of thousands of pounds for an apparent stress-related injury after a West...
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Retail giant Sainsbury’s is backing a Learning & Skills Council (LSC) campaign to encourage adults to address their numeracy and...