Regulations for hospital MSLs could be enforced under the Strikes (Minimum Services Levels) Act, but will NHS trusts decide to use them?
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Department for Education launches recruitment drive and trials £1,000 ‘golden hello’ to attract workers into early years education.
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We examine the rationale for MSLs in education, the minimum service levels for teaching likely to be set and whether schools will impose them.
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The Ministry of Justice launches consultation on the reintroduction of employment tribunal fees, seven years after they were ruled unlawful.
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Five-year legal battle continues after Kristie Higgs wins right to have religious discrimination case heard by Court of Appeal.
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Sickness absence by geography: Think tank finds areas with high levels of ill-health have growing long-term sickness trends.
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British Medical Association’s consultant members reject the pay offer negotiated between the union and government.
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Irwin's Bakery settles age discrimination claim with Seamus Gillespie, in a case supported by the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland.
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ON-DEMAND | Watch now to learn how focusing on performance and engagement together can drive results for both HR and the business.
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Aslef union cancelled extra five-day strike at LNER after government-owned company said it would not impose minimum service levels.
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Government-owned train operator LNER showing signs it would impose minimum service levels leads to a fivefold increase in strikes.
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Teacher who complained of 'blackophobia' was unfairly dismissed after senior leaders threatened a ‘wildcat strike’ if she returned to work.
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Europe's largest local authority considers up to 600 redundancies to tackle it mounting debt, caused predominantly by its equal pay liability.
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Attitudes to mental health vary considerably around the world, and global employers need to be aware of the significant differences.
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Slaughter and May monitors entry and exit data from its office gates in bid to force staff to limit working from home to two days.