Michael Millar

The rate of fatal and major injuries is falling across industry, with construction experiencing the biggest reduction in the number of people killed at work

New pensions minister vows to focus on welfare reform.

The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) has launched a women's pensions network to try and address the massive difference in how much men and women workers save for retirement

The Women and Work Commission will challenge the government to allow 'class actions' in gender pay disputes when it reports in January, Personnel Today has learned

Private sector employers should learn from their public sector counterparts when it comes to promoting diversity, according to the UK's top civil servant

The GMB union has hit back at CBI calls to cut back on public sector spending, blaming procurement from the private sector for the rising bill

Employers will learn when they have to give staff time off to serve as magistrates under new plans being unveiled today by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer

Only one in five engineering firms still offer final salary pension schemes to new staff, according to new research

Chancellor Gordon Brown must curb pay rises in the public sector as part of a raft of changes to lower public spending, according to employers’ body the CBI

UK workers' fears for the security of their jobs are at their highest for a year.

A third (34%) of Scottish employees who have taken time off work because of a mental health problem say they feel forced to hide their reason for absence.

Lawyers on a recent case about paid leave for the long-term sick have been given leave to appeal the ruling in favour of the employer to the House of Lords.

Government Bill puts directors in the firing line.

There will be increasing numbers of disputes over City contracts following the annual bonuses, lawyers predict.

Psychometric testing has come of age, as the original testing tool reaches its 21st birthday.