In theory, since 1 October last year, no one should now be subject to a default retirement age (DRA). But in practice, things seems to be working out rather differently – and not just as a result of...

Morale among public sector staff is worsening, potentially leading to worsening industrial relations, according to Totaljobs.com.

Tanker drivers delivering fuel to petrol pumps across the UK have voted for strike action in a dispute over safety and growing instability in the fuel industry.

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...

Leaders of Easyjet and the British Airline Pilots' Association (BALPA) are set to share platform to voice their joint commitment to a major shift in approach to tackling pilot lifestyle and industrial...

Trade union unite has expressed fears the Government will ‘cherry pick’ Lord Hutton’s report on public sector pensions, claiming there were at least four Government initiatives that could make worse...

As employees struggle into work today employment relations service Acas reminds employers of the workplace issues that arise when snow and bad weather disrupt the working day.

In the same week as public-sector staff at Manchester College and Nottinghill Housing Group voted to go on strike, a report by the Involvement and Participation Association (IPA) predicts industrial...

This month a woman in New Zealand was dismissed when her emails to colleagues, which contained block capital letters, bold and red text, had apparently caused 'disharmony' within the workplace.

The suit is so passe, according to a new study on business dress. Smart-casual is the new look. Where does this leave HR?

The home secretary has warned police officers they will gain little from striking.

Employment disputes are the third highest type of risk facing business today, according to a new survey by law firm Lovell.