Controversy surrounds the attempt to reverse the 2002 Dispute Resolution Regulations.

Trade unions are using rising prices and workplace dissatisfaction to rebuild their muscle.

Employers should think carefully before encouraging staff to use networking sites as business tools.

Up to 22 million UK workers will benefit from government plans to allow employees the right to request time to train, according to John Denham, secretary of state for Innovation, universities and...

Recruitment agencies have criticised the EU Employment Council's decision to agree to a 12-week qualifying period for equal treatment of agency workers.

The first ever statement in statute spells out the duty of directors to promote business success while having regard to its environmental and social impact. Martin Webster explains

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has hit out at the recent agreement to give equal rights to agency workers who have worked at a company for more than 12 weeks.

Agency workers who have worked for a company for at least 12 weeks will receive the same rights as their permanent counterparts, under a new deal reached between Government, unions and employers.

An extra 4.5 million parents will gain the right to request flexible working when it is extended to workers with children aged up to 16, the Government announced today.

Corporate manslaughter convictions could soar when a new Act, which subjects companies to an unlimited fine, comes into force on 6 April, according to risk and benefits adviser Aon.

There are new penalties for companies that employ migrant workers illegally, warns Elizabeth Adams.