The UK Treasury has launched a legal challenge with the European Court of Justice against EU plans to cap bankers' bonuses.

Apprenticeship schemes in white-collar professions have surged in popularity in recent years, and employers can benefit as much as employees.

Clothing retailer River Island has signed up to an agreement to improve workplace safety in Bangladesh following the Rana Plaza factory collapse earlier this year.

Nearly four in 10 interns are still not receiving the minimum wage, according to a study by jobs board Monster.co.uk.

Last month saw some sweeping changes in employment law, with the introduction of employment tribunal fees.

Business secretary Vince Cable will today promise a crackdown on zero-hours contracts in a speech at the Liberal Democrat conference in Glasgow.

The blacklisting of workers should be made a criminal offence punishable by jail and unlimited fines, trade unions have said.

A Labour Government would impose a crackdown on the use of zero-hours contracts by "exploitative" employers, Ed Miliband will tell a TUC conference today.

Employers will be able to renegotiate staff benefits one year after they have been transferred to the business under Government changes to the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment)...

Universities and colleges are twice as likely to use zero-hours contracts than other workplaces, according to a freedom of information request.

Unemployed people could be the biggest losers of the Government's controversial shares for rights scheme, according to HR Legal Service.

Employment tribunal claims should not be a lottery for disgruntled staff, but creating a system that favours the rich is inherently unfair.