Legal sector

Bullying and biased leadership structures are preventing black and ethnic minority judges from reaching the top jobs claim a group of judges.

For much of 2020, with the UK in the grip of the Covid pandemic, the Home Office did not issue any Right to Work fines but in the final quarter of last year 77 fines were issued.

The TUC has sounded the alarm over ‘huge gaps’ in UK employment law over the use of AI.

A law firm is celebrating International Women’s Day with the appointment of its third female senior partner in a row....

Eldred starts new role in April, having previously worked as global head of HR transformation at Goldman Sachs. He will sit on the firm’s executive operations group.

Uber loses final possible appeal against employment tribunal judgment that its drivers are entitled to workers' rights.

Justice secretary Robert Buckland has said only enlisting new staff once they had been inoculated was possible if it was written into their contracts.

The rewards of establishing a functioning hybrid model of working are many, says EY, but businesses should be under no illusion about the challenges they face.

Law firms have been rewarding staff with regular or ‘spot’ bonuses to make up for pay cuts or freezes made when the Covid-19 pandemic first hit.

The UK chair of KPMG has stepped aside while the professional services company looks into what he told staff during a virtual meeting.

The new pensions act introduces specific criminal offences designed to prevent employers raiding pension pots and running pensions into the ground.

Office workers across Europe do not expect to return to the workplace until at least the summer, according to a survey.

Financial services employees were told to 'stop moaning' and 'playing the victim card' by Bill Michael, who has subsequently apologised.

‘Skills adjacencies’ need to be developed before businesses' skills gaps become debilitating.

Article in The Times attacking employment tribunals over quality of judges and number of ‘equality cases’ comes under fire over alleged distortions.