<b>The law protecting whistleblowers has been in force for three years. Janet Gaymer looks at the lessons learned</b>

<b>Certain employees will soon have a statutory right to make flexible working requests. Janet Gaymer explains how it works</b>

<b>As from April, working fathers will have the right to request paternity leave. Stefan Stern reports on the challenges organisations face in making the new regulations work in practice</b>

Two recent cases may force the Government to tackle age discrimination sooner than itintended, says Janet Gaymer

Union militancy is increasing and partnership deals with employers are coming under scrutiny. Stefan Stern reports

New rules make it harder for employers to justify treating fixed-term workers less favourably, says Janet Gaymer

Janet Gaymer explains why any employment law review may need to consider a recent ruling on union recognition

Workers dont have the same rights as employees. A review of employment status would be welcome, says Janet Gaymer

Agency workers may soon be entitled to the same pay and leave as regular staff. Janet Gaymer outlines the proposal

It will soon be compulsory for companies to have their own internal procedures for solving disputes, says Janet Gaymer

The data protection rules have been extended to information held in manual personnel files. Janet Gaymer explains