Compensation

The government has changed the rules to give quicker access to compensation for all people who are diagnosed with asbestos-related...

Only one-third of organisations have a reward strategy and only half of these measure its effectiveness, a survey reveals.A study...

Walsall Council has agreed a settlement totalling £584,000 with a former council whistleblower. Peter Francis, a former head of programme...

UK workers would stay in their jobs longer if their companies thanked them for their hard work more often and...

The government has announced it will legislate to make changes to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) to help victims...

An appeal to the law lords to reinstate compensation for sufferers of asbestos-related condition pleural plaques, where it was acquired at...

Major players in the shipping industry are forming an HR and benchmarking club intended to produce reliable salary and compensation...

The dramatic U-turn over the compensation laws covering asbestos victims may have been prompted by an emotional plea to prime...

A Royal Navy recruit has been awarded £191,400 damages after she broke her ankle on an assault course

Full benefits package would differentiate firms from competitors.

Tony Blair confirms commitment to push through Compensation Bill.

Scottish local government politicians could receive a £20,000 pay-off if they step down at the next local government elections to let more young blood in.

Fewer than one in 10 people made ill or injured by their work ever receive compensation from the state or their employer, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has said

Waste transfer firm fined £100,000 over death; HSE revises 'slips and trips' guide for caterers; Road contractor fined after worker burned to death

Hundreds of former employees at failed steelmaker Allied Steel and Wire have won a victory at the employment tribunal securing compensation of 90 days' pay.