Since it first went to press in February 1988, Personnel Today has seen employment legislation introduced, amended and abolished many...
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An employment tribunal has made an award of £1,000 against Marks and Spencer after a delay in providing a disabled...
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The last year has been a very significant one for employment case law. Stephen Simpson counts down the 10 most...
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The Government’s scheme for individuals to apply for tribunal fees refunds has been rolled out to all applicants, after a...
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that Uber drivers should be classified as workers who are entitled to basic...
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A claimant’s red-green colour blindness could not be considered a disability under the Equality Act 2010, an employment tribunal has...
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Take-up of the right to make requests in relation to study or training has been low and has not facilitated...
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The Government has announced details of how individuals who paid employment tribunal fees can apply for a refund, following the...
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The Government has updated its guidance on the requirement for large commercial organisations to prepare a slavery and human trafficking...
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An employment tribunal held that a female chef was discriminated against when she was rejected for extra work at a...
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The cancellation of thousands of scheduled Ryanair flights and the collapse of airline Monarch will have an impact in the...
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Mismanagement of annual leave can have a dramatic impact on a company’s business, as demonstrated by Ryanair’s cancellation of hundreds...
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Large employers with a financial year running from April to March should be gearing up to publish their second annual...
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The Pensions Regulator is bringing the first pensions auto-enrolment prosecution over allegations that a bus company and its managing director...
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Supermarket giant Asda has failed in its latest bid to block a mass equal pay claim against it.
Cases on...