There has been a mixed response to today’s Budget, during which the Chancellor George Osborne unveiled a number of measures...
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There has been a mixed reaction to the Government’s proposed changes to business legislation that it says will make life...
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Pay settlements in the first few months of this year show a continued upward trend, according to data released today...
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Unemployment across the UK has risen to its highest level for 17 years and now stands at 8%, according to...
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Will Hutton’s review of fair pay in the public sector has proposed that pay should not be capped, but that...
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The vast majority of UK employers are unprepared for the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) that come into effect later this...
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Police officers have clocked up £3.8 billion in overtime over the past 10 years, with more than a quarter of this...
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Too many vocational courses are of little value and are targeted at league tables rather than preparing young people for the...
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Employment law experts have condemned the Government’s handling of the abolition of the default retirement age (DRA) amid claims that...
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The Government has published draft guidance on matters to be taken into account when determining questions relating to the definition...
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A company has become the first to be convicted under corporate manslaughter legislation, following the death of one of its...
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Time to Train Regulations will not be extended this April to employees of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).The Regulations, which...
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Unemployment in the UK rose to almost 2.5 million in the final three months of 2010, with youth unemployment hitting...
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Job losses are set to rise sharply in the first quarter of 2011 as the full force of government cuts...
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Almost three-quarters of people are unhappy in their jobs and a quarter have experienced workplace bullying, according to research released...