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Union Unite is to take legal action to get pensions justice for the former Visteon workers who lost their jobs when the car parts firm went into administration earlier this year.

The Government has announced new measures to ensure UK employees have 'every opportunity' to fill job vacancies before they are offered to workers abroad.

Europe's three largest economies - France, Germany and the UK - have joined forces to implement 'binding rules' on bankers' bonuses.

Employees on average salaries would lose 90% of their income if they lost their job and claimed jobseekers allowance, the TUC claims.

Nearly nine out of 10 employers think taxes on high earners will cause Britain to suffer a brain drain as top talent leaves the country to work elsewhere.

It's the start of September and with the 'silly season' nearly over the political media is starting to gear up for the party conference season and the long run up to next year's general election.

The Government reports it has recovered more than 125,000 in unpaid wages for agency workers.

Dishonest actions by employees to obtain benefits by theft and deception have increased by 69% since 2008, according to the CIFAS Staff Fraud Database.

There is data to prove the presence of older workers boosts performance levels and profits.

Plans to abolish the sick note in favour of a 'well note' could force sick and injured people back to work before they are well enough, according to legal experts.

People with mental health problems are to get extra support to remain at work, according to Jim Knight, minister of state for employment reform.