In what is believed to be the first prosecution under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007, Cotswold Geotechnical...
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HR professionals are less keen than staff on e-learning claims a survey, unveiled today at the 2009 HRD training and...
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Charity worker David Booker faces an internal investigation today after he was suspended from his job at a Christian hostel...
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Thousands of female public sector employees have a greater chance of succeeding in equal pay claims following recent key legal rulings...
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Equalities minister Harriet Harman’s Equality Bill will, if enacted, extend the law on direct discrimination to include discrimination by association...
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British Airways pilots’ representatives will consider whether to appeal against today’s ruling by the Court of Appeal that they were...
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Early April sees a raft of new regulations affecting employment law, employers and employees. These include the repeal of the...
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Employees of a North West legal firm who refused to transfer to a new employer on the grounds that their...
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Legal representatives could be allowed at some internal grievance and disciplinary hearings following a High Court ruling earlier this week....
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Two managers held hostage by workers unhappy with their severance packages have been released.The pair, HR manager Roland Bentz and...
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Two inventors shared compensation of £1.5m after a recent High Court ruling recognised their roles in inventing a patented health...
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Dismissing 850 or so agency workers was never going to be a PR victory for BMW management. But even they...
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It’s no surprise that Gill Heighington can’t abide sloppy customer service – she encourages tourism organisations to train staff in how to put...
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Collective pay deals affecting former public sector employees who have been transferred under TUPE regulations must be honoured according to a...
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I am a sales consultant employed by an employment agency for which I have worked for less than a year....