Public sector

The Open University has asked an academic to review its practices following the successful tribunal claim by Professor Jo Phoenix.

More than half (55%) of primary schools in Britain have no ethnic minority teaching staff, according to a study from the University of Warwick.

WRC describes decision by University College Cork to dismiss Wim Naudé as ‘astonishing’, adding its HR director had no authority to do so.

Civil servants union the FDA has submitted an application for a judicial review over concerns staff could be in breach of international law.

Teaching assistants, catering staff and other workers at 35 Birmingham schools are to strike because of delays in settling equal pay claims.

A social worker who won a harassment claim over her treatment after sharing her gender-critical beliefs has been awarded compensation.

Thousands of police officers and staff have commenced legal action against the Police Service of Northern Ireland following a data breach.

Overseas recruits to the NHS face bullying, harassment and discriminaion according to three health unions as they publish new guidance.

Firefighters and fire control employees receive maternity pay improvements and increases to basic and on-call pay.

Up to £6,000 will be available for teachers working in key STEM subjects as part of drive to recruit and retain the best staff.

Doctors' training hours could be cut in a review, according to a report in the Guardian.

Pam Parkes, commissioner at Birmingham City Council, replaces Gordon McFarlane as the new president of the Public Services People Managers Association.

A Dorset Police officer allegedly used bolt cutters to 'forcibly' remove earrings worn by three trainee officers ahead of a fitness test.

An investigation has found that former Post Office chairman Henry Staunton used ‘offensive and outdated’ terms when discussing a job...

Senior manager loses claim for discrimination against his non-feminist belief, after tribunal rules he was the ‘author of his own downfall’.