Failed outsourcing giant Carillion had been trying to wriggle out of obligations to its pensions schemes for a decade, according...
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The education regulator has admitted struggling to deal with the number of companies offering training following the introduction of the...
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One in 10 workers did paid overtime in the UK in the past year but only a fifth received “time...
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Two fifths of women and a fifth of men in the UK say they have experienced unwanted sexual behaviour at...
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Budget fashion retailers Primark and Sports Direct have topped the latest list of employers to be named and shamed by...
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Companies submitting their gender pay gaps are getting their sums wrong and providing statistically impossible numbers, according to an equal...
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EU citizens living in the UK and vice versa will have their rights to live, work and study protected it...
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A shorter, sharper code of corporate governance proposed by the Financial Reporting Council appears to confirm that that the Government...
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A school teacher has won a religious and sex discrimination claim against an Orthodox Jewish nursery which dismissed her for...
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The number of working days lost to strike action in the private sector has increased by 80% in a year,...
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ON-DEMAND| The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in effect from 25 May 2018, will make it difficult for employers to process employee personal data on the basis of ...
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The Government has announced that Fit for Work assessment services will close next spring, following low referral rates.
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The number of people starting apprenticeships in England has fallen by 59% after the introduction of the apprenticeship levy earlier...
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Being a man called Ed could be the key to maximising your pay, earning you more than three times the...
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The TUC is calling on the Government to raise the national living wage to £10 “as quickly as possible” and...