The home secretary has written to the chancellor to warn him that cuts in the Emergency Budget could be potentially damaging to workplace equality.
As the Government's plans to reform welfare-to-work benefits are set to increase the number of older workers looking for a job, Age UK has warned more people in later life will be likely to find an...
Recruiters in London's financial heartland are still admitting to sexist attitudes within their companies, which can lead to career challenges for their female employees.
British bosses are being warned that they could face discrimination, harassment and bullying claims if they allow footie banter to take a more nationalistic turn.
Perceptions of male bias in the workplace are much greater among employees in small businesses than in the working population as a whole, according to new findings.
Nearly two thirds of people in the UK think the law should not prevent employees expressing their religious views in the workplace.
Women are better employees, say British bosses, but they are reluctant to offer them top jobs for fear they will leave to have children.
A British Airways (BA) employee who was told to cover a crucifix pendant she wore around her neck has lost her appeal against the airline.
The rights of lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender (LGBT) employees got a significant boost yesterday evening as the Cutting Edge Consortium called for 'religious opt-outs' to be removed from the...
One in six jobseekers aged 50-plus feel that they are treated like second-class citizens when they apply for jobs
A Treasury Select Committee has been assigned to investigate pay inequalities and sexism among female workers in the financial sector.
A Muslim cocktail waitress who refused to wear a tight-fitting red dress at work because it made her "feel like a prostitute" was awarded 3,000 compensation today.
