The Government is being urged to adopt a whistleblowing code of practice and to strengthen the legal protection for whistleblowers.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has said it will contact 1,200 construction workers who may have been blacklisted because they were involved in union activities.
The UK employment market is "highly susceptible" to exploitation and forced labour, a report has warned.
Zero-hours contracts are “absolutely vital” to long-term business success, a group of small businesses have said.
The BBC is funding the legal costs of its outgoing HR director, Lucy Adams, who is pursuing possible legal action against a trade union for libel after it associated her with a “dirty tricks”...
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is targeting 200 employers to ensure they are paying interns the national minimum wage.
The Government has launched a £1 million investigation into discrimination against pregnant women in the workplace.
Last week, the Government lost a Supreme Court appeal over a ruling that its flagship 'back to work' schemes were legally flawed.
The Government's controversial back to work schemes, which require jobseekers to work for free or risk losing their benefits, were legally flawed, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has been quoted as saying the pay-out to Sharon Shoesmith, reported to be as much as £600,000, left a “bad taste” in the mouth.
Nearly two thirds of women have had a male colleague behave "inappropriately" towards them, research by law firm Slater Gordon has found.
Last January, the Government began consultation on a number of proposed changes to the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE). The key proposals could be...
