Unison has gone to the High Court to try to overturn the Government's introduction in July of employment tribunal fees.

Home secretary Theresa May has pledged to tackle labour exploitation and end the "modern slavery" that exists in the supply chain of some UK businesses.

Charity organisation Business in the Community (BITC) has called on UK employers to remove the default criminal-record disclosure tick-box from job application forms.

Employers involved in blacklisting workers in the construction industry have a "moral duty" to help those affected back into employment, union group Unite said.

The importance for patients in hospitals to be able to see their doctor or nurse's face has been largely debated in recent weeks, with reports of hospitals banning front line staff from wearing full...

Major construction companies are to compensate workers who were blacklisted from working on building sites.

The father of a banking intern who died from exhaustion after working three nights in a row has urged the UK Government to revise working hours and employment laws.

The Reading employment tribunal recently heard how socialite Countess Maya von Schoenburg (the respondent), friend of Lord Rothschild and ex-wife of Mick Flick, told her housekeeper not to get...

They used to say “behind every great man is a great woman” but for professional working mothers it’s more a case of “alongside every great woman is a hands-on partner who shares the childcare and...

Tough new laws aimed at cracking down on rogue employers who fail to pay their staff the national minimum wage come into force today.

A number of important employment laws and legislations come into force tomorrow.

Treasury's legal challenge to EU capped bonuses comes in same week NHS workers told about potential pay freeze.