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Four public services unions have taken the government to court over pension benefits.
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU), supported by...

Employers of essential workers in England who are self-isolating with symptoms of coronavirus can refer them for Covid-19 testing.

Construction giant Taylor Wimpey, which has announced a phased reopening of its building sites from Monday 4 May, is among...

Proposals to extend the visas of NHS workers may not apply to as many people as initially thought, immigration experts...

A hairdresser has been awarded £20,000 at an employment tribunal after her boss asked her to pick up excrement in...

Former Home Office civil servant Sir Philip Rutnam claims he was constructively dismissed from his role after accusing Patel of bullying.

The NHS is adapting trauma support techniques often used in military settings for use on the frontline of the coronavirus...

EY accountant uncovered money laundering at gold bullion dealer and wins claim against employer.

The City jobs market enjoyed a healthy rebound in the first month of the year – only to be cut...

NHS employee of Chinese origin was subjected to racial harassment that was a misguided attempt at humour.

Passport Office delays plans to reopen offices after talks with PCS union and site safety inspections.

Barratt Developments has temporarily laid off 85% of its staff but will pay them in full until the end of May.

Despite the pressures of keeping food and essential supplies in stock and the risk of infection in public-facing roles, supermarkets’...

Crawley will be hardest hit in terms of jobs with Oxford among the least affected.

Education secretary sides with critics of levy's use for senior management apprenticeships.