Michael Millar

The GMB union is to be the chief sponsor of Woking football club in a bid to attract more airline staff to join its ranks

Age discrimination laws could lead to flood of claims from young victims.

Reed Smith sets up programme to improve diversity.

Wal-Mart has been forced to recognise a second trade union in China in a week

The government's multi­million pound levy on defined benefit pension schemes could be significantly smaller than recent estimates predicted

An HR professional at Intel UK has been awarded more than £114,000 by the High Court after she became so stressed at work she had a nervous breakdown

Partha Dasgupta is the second person to take the helm of the Pension Protection Fund. How will he steer a course that both satisfies employers and rescues workers in failed schemes?

Home Office secretary John Reid should be careful not to pander to critics of the immigration system when the government announces its plans to overhaul immigration, according to a leading think-tank

A leading civil liberties group has warned employers to be careful in their use of technology after a firm launched a system that allows companies to track workers through their mobile phones

Only one in three senior civil servants hold professional qualifications, according to Cabinet Office data to be revealed later this week

Occupational ill health is costing the UK economy around 28 million working days a year, according to a new report by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

An HR professional at Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, has been awarded more than £114,000 after she became so stressed at work she had a nervous breakdown.

Employers should start thinking about new fire safety responsibilities which come into force in October or face the risk of prosecution.

Employers need to plan for response to pensions statements.

John Cridland scathing about government's NHS pensions proposals.