Employers have been reminded to train staff in how to evacuate their workplace after it emerged that more than half of employees in the World Trade Centre, interviewed after the 9/11 attacks, said...

Almost nine out of ten employers (88%) have not applied for a sponsoring licence to employ migrant workers.

A survey carried out by The Lawyer shows that across the country only 19.6% of law partners are women.

Harriet Harman, Minister for Women and Equality has announced the launch of a National Equality Panel, to investigate why inequality still exits in the workplace.

A second senior member of Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is reported to be planning to sue the organisation for racism.

Gender reassignment is growing. From just a handful of operations ten years ago (62 were carried out in England in 1998), it is estimated that the number of individuals requesting gender reassignment...

British judges and magistrates could be the victims of a 70 million shortfall in the HM Court Services budget.

Private equity company, Pearl Group, is to close two of its branches forcing at least 300 staff to either relocate or face redundancy.

Stories in the press suggesting TV presenter Selina Scott is suing Five over allegations of age discrimination, will no-doubt bring the thorny issue of age-discrimination firmly back into the...

Marks & Spencer has sacked an employee for telling a national newspaper about redundancy cuts that came into effect this month.

An Employment Tribunal has ruled that the Metropolitan Police Service did not overlook black and Asian staff when promoting white officers.

Eighteen Royal Navy sailors have tested positive for cocaine in a routine drugs test while on active duty on board HMS Liverpool.