Industry leaders have expressed anger at Gordon Brown's announcement yesterday that hinted tax efficient childcare vouchers could be scrapped.

Employers may be required to consult with pension scheme members if it plans to make changes to their pensions arrangements, according to proposals from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

Six recruitment agencies have been fined a total of 39.27 million for price fixing and the collective boycott of another company in the supply of candidates to the construction industry.

The Government has published draft regulations allowing fathers longer paternity leave from 2011.

The prime minister's pledges to increase the National Minimum Wage and raise National Insurance Contributions (NICs) will hinder economic growth, the British Chambers of Commerce has warned.

The prime minister's shock announcement that the Government will provide free childcare for a quarter of the UK's two and three-year olds could spell the death knell for childcare vouchers by ending...

Business drivers have proven costly to employers over the past year, with almost half having a car accident and a sixth having committed a driving offence.

Friday's ruling, which upheld the right of employers to force the retirement of staff when they reach retirement age, shows just how ignorant some British employers are and how disfunctional...

The chancellor of the Exchequer has warned employers in the City not to wait for legislation on bonuses but to act now.

It was a tough week for the Liberal Democrats at their autumn conference in Bournemouth. They arrived at the sunny seaside town full of excitement and expectation, hoping that this would be the week...

The High Court has ruled the default retirement age of 65 was lawful when first introduced three years ago, but admitted there is now a compelling case for raising the age.

From 1 October new changes to first aid at work training proposed by the Health and Safety Executive will save time for businesses and allow more flexibility.