Nearly two thirds of people in the UK think the law should not prevent employees expressing their religious views in the workplace.

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has published its Budget submission calling for public-sector pay freezes and a halt to new employment regulations.

Women are better employees, say British bosses, but they are reluctant to offer them top jobs for fear they will leave to have children.

Employers are taking a legal risk if they use a salary-sacrifice arrangement to allow staff to donate money to charity.

The number of businesses and employees trying to avoid employment tribunal claims has continued to rise in recent months, according to figures published today by Acas.

The public sector faces 37% of employment appeals claims despite employing just 22% of the UK workforce.

The 'relentless flow' of complex employment law is stifling UK competitiveness and risks future job creation, according to a new report by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

The proposed British Airways strikes could damage the UK's recovery plans, according to the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

The media scrum surrounding two high-profile England international footballers is any employer's most extravagant nightmare. John Terry and Ashley Cole, along with their employer, Chelsea FC, have...

Royal Mail has concluded a deal with trade unions to bring a pay rise in excess of 6.9% over the next three years, reduce the working week and bring greater job security to postal workers.

An employment appeals tribunal (EAT) ruling has come some way to solving the expensive problem of serial litigants who misuse the law.

New guidelines issued by the Sentencing Guidelines Council in February have raised the stakes for companies convicted of corporate manslaughter offences. The cost of a corporate manslaughter...