Today's workers will run out of savings just seven years into their retirement, according to a report published today by banking group HSBC.
Women in their 50s earn nearly a fifth less money than men of the same age, in the widest gender pay gap of any age group, according to a TUC analysis published today.
The number of people in work hit a record high in the three months to December 2012 at 29.73 million.
A ruling by the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) means employers can no longer block mainstream trade unions from recognition, unless they are already bargaining with their current preferred union...
A third of UK employers will either implement or consider introducing redundancies this year, according to a report published today by HR consultancy firm Aon Hewitt.
More than half of UK employees found that 2012 was more stressful than the previous year, according to a survey by insurance firm Canada Life.
BBC journalists have begun a 24-hour strike in a dispute over compulsory redundancies.
Work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith (pictured) has defended the Government's 'back-to-work' schemes and attacked graduates whom he said consider themselves "too good" to stack supermarket...
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has today published its guidance on religion and beliefs in the workplace, following recent judgements including last month's human rights case...
Conciliation service ACAS has published its response to the Government consultation on Early Conciliation.
Workers sacked for their political beliefs will be able to claim unfair dismissal under a law change that will improve the protection employees have against politically motivated dismissals.
Some doctors in training are so tired and stressed because of their working patterns they could be putting patients at risk, the General Medical Council (GMC) has warned today.
