Thousands of low-paid women in the public sector are set to lodge claims against their employers after a critical equal pay test case ruled that pay protection schemes discriminating in favour of men...
A teenager who claimed she had been sacked from her administrative job for being too young has won a landmark legal case.
Police officers have been granted permission to launch a high-court challenge against the Governments refusal to backdate pay.
The Government is launching a campaign to highlight the free employment law advice available to small businesses.
<b>Employment law and increasingly litigious employees are giving HR nightmares. Emma Vere-Jones looks at the top law firms that can help</b>
<b>Under TUPE, a new owner may have to pay up for an earlier failure to inform and consult staff, says Janet Gaymer</b>
New draft rules on employment businesses and agencies make it crucial to know which youre dealing with. By Janet Gaymer
Janet Gaymer explains what two recent judgments mean for employers who are anxious to avoid employment tribunals
Janet Gaymer warns that payment-in-lieu clauses in contracts may need rethinking following recent court rulings
