John Eccleston

A report published today by the Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) Committee has called on the Government to take action...

Employers are finding it more difficult to source top talent due to a steady decline in labour turnover since the...

An employment tribunal has found that a manager’s use of the words “kid”, “stroppy kid” and “stroppy teenager” amounted to...

Three managers in five (63%) have been expected to behave unethically at some point in their career, according to research...

Employee turnover is predicted to increase significantly as the UK economic outlook improves. This is according to the results of...

Following guidance from the Supreme Court, an employment tribunal has ruled that a law firm was justified in requiring its partners to...

The introduction of fees for employment tribunals and the Employment Appeal Tribunal will take place on 29 July 2013 according...

Debate has continued today over the suggestion that retailers that stock so-called “lads’ mags”, and require their employees to handle...

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has confirmed that the three unsuccessful applicants in the case of Eweida and...

A legal commentator has cast doubt on claims that retailers selling so-called “lads’ mag” publications could find themselves facing sex...

Pay awards offered to employees in April 2013 were lower than those offered in the first three months of the...

The Government has published a second consultation on equal pay audits, after it initially consulted on the subject as part...

The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) has announced that the Update Service, which will allow employers to check the status...

More than half of HR professionals think frequently moving from one employer to another is the best way to progress...

Graduate job applications are becoming sharper and more targeted as graduates seek to increase their employability, or “E Factor”, according...