As the summer draws to a close, preparations are underway for the 143rd annual Trades Union Congress on 12 to 14 September.

Acas has launched an online guide for social media - a problem, which it estimates, costs the UK billions of pounds every year.

From tomorrow, changes to the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act (2007), will mean, in addition to employers, those holding people in custody will be affected.

The riots which took place across the country on 6-9 August 2011 caused widespread disruption, not just for those businesses damaged by the disturbances, but also the unprecedented number of arrests...

Government measures to reduce the deficit and reconfigure the role of the state could have "profound implications" for public sector employment relations, according to a paper commissioned by Acas.

The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) has urged employers to use the example of the recent riots, to put a business contingency plan in place within their organisations, to limit damage in the...

In January this year, the UK Government announced details of a consultation on workplace disputes, directly aimed at achieving earlier resolution of conflict for all parties involved. The Government...

In the current volatile economic climate, employers face multiple challenges in labour relations.

London will be transformed next summer, says Laura Evans, with millions of additional tourists, athletes and spectators and the ensuing excitement and disruption this will bring. It will pose a major...

The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) has told the man tasked with the UK’s biggest review of health and safety legislation in a generation that there is no scope for cuts.

Acas has seen a significant increase in demand for its help resolving large-scale disputes in the past year.

Could putting an end to maternity and other employment legislation help kick-start the UK’s sluggish economy?