The number of young people who are not in work, education or training (NEET) is now 872,000, Office for National Statistics data reveals.
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A social worker who was discriminated against and constructively dismissed has been awarded nearly £154,000 by an employment tribunal.
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The median basic pay award for the quarter from May to July this year has fallen to 4.5%, according to new figures.
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Job boards are advertising roles that pay below the UK national living wage, a new study by TUC has found.
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Salary transparency has hit “rock bottom” despite the number of job vacancies rising in July, according to new research.
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Employees constantly contacted outside working hours could receive larger payouts under government plans to create a 'right to switch off'.
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The number of active job postings in July 2024 increased by 2.4% from the previous month, new data has shown.
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The government has held a ‘first-of-its-kind’ meeting with business leaders and unions in a bid to deliver its commitment to ‘make work pay’.
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Three white police officers who were passed over for promotion in favour of an ethnic minority candidate have won their claim.
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Nearly half of GP surgeries in England are taking part in industrial action over funding for the first time in 60 years, a survey has found.
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Unemployment has fallen unexpectedly while wage growth continues to slow, new figures from the Office for National Statistics have revealed.
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Offering tax incentives for employee health support could give the economy a boost of £2.65 billion in four years, according to the CBI.
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More than half of UK professionals are quitting new roles because they do not meet their expectations, new research has revealed.
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A former maths teacher has been ordered to pay £20,000 after losing his tribunal case against an independent school.
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The government’s decision to repeal the Strikes Act 2023 has gained widespread support from unions and trade bodies.