Trade unions are using rising prices and workplace dissatisfaction to rebuild their muscle.

Police officers have claimed they have "won the moral case" even though they have lost their High Court fight to force the Government to backdate a 2.5% pay award.

A teenager who claimed she had been sacked from her administrative job for being too young has won a landmark legal case.

<b>Under TUPE, a new owner may have to pay up for an earlier failure to inform and consult staff, says Janet Gaymer</b>

It will soon be compulsory for companies to have their own internal procedures for solving disputes, says Janet Gaymer

<b>There were 130,000 employment tribunal applications last year, of which three out of four were settled out of court. But the cost to business of defending tribunal actions has been estimated at an...

A review of the system for settling employment disputes is under way. Janet Gaymer explains the implications

Janet Gaymer explains what two recent judgments mean for employers who are anxious to avoid employment tribunals

Tribunals cost time and money. Janet Gaymer doubts whether proposed procedural changes will ease employers burden Janet Gaymer