Some specialist units are still seen as closed shops for ethnic minority police officers in England and Wales.

Although more than one in 10 of the British population comes from an ethnic minority group, only one in 15 (6.8%) of ethnic minority staff were in a management position in 2007.

Lesbians find sexism in the workplace to be a bigger problem than homophobia, according to Stonewall.

Employers have been warned that although there are laws to protect elderly workers they will find it hard to find a remedy for the growing problem of ageing workforces.

A European Court of Justice adviser today rejected an appeal from Heyday, the membership organisation of Age Concern, against enforced retirement by bosses which, it claimed, constituted age...

A survey carried out by The Lawyer shows that across the country only 19.6% of law partners are women.

Harriet Harman, Minister for Women and Equality has announced the launch of a National Equality Panel, to investigate why inequality still exits in the workplace.

A second senior member of Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is reported to be planning to sue the organisation for racism.

An Employment Tribunal has ruled that the Metropolitan Police Service did not overlook black and Asian staff when promoting white officers.

Three and a half million UK employees say they have been bullied in their current job.

More than three quarters (78%) of men and women working in the marketing departments of FTSE 100 companies feel sex discrimination is present throughout their business, according to the Marketers...

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...