The Government has today confirmed plans to overhaul key areas of employment legislation, following a consultation on resolving workplace disputes...
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Employees are less inclined to take up the option of flexible working and are instead prone to “presenteeism” due to...
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The UK jobs market is set to experience a “slow, painful contraction” in the final quarter of this year, with...
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The Government has confirmed that it will introduce a consultation on so-called “protected conversations”.
Prime Minster David Cameron outlined the... -
Bad management could be costing UK businesses more than £19 billion in lost working hours every year, according to a...
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The Government has been accused of using misleading figures in an attempt to manipulate public opinion in the debate over...
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FTSE companies have today been praised for making some progress in putting women in board-level positions, but it was stressed...
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More than half of employers are taking measure to manage stress at work, according to early findings from the 2011...
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There are indications that the UK job market is experiencing a recovery, after figures released today highlighted the biggest month-on-month...
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The CBI has called on the Government to introduce tax incentives that encourage employers to recruit younger workers, in one...
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Equality and Human Rights Commission chair Trevor Phillips last night called on businesses to embrace diversity as a key business...
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A former court worker has become the first person to be prosecuted and convicted under the Bribery Act 2010, the...
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Prime Minister David Cameron today welcomed the progress made in increasing the number of women in senior positions in UK...
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The latest UK employment data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reinforces gloom in the labour market, with unemployment...
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The Government today confirmed two key employment law changes, with Chancellor George Osborne announcing that the qualifying period for unfair dismissal...