Tribunal fees were unexpectedly scrapped in July. What can we expect going forward?

Downing Street has so far declined to comment on the report

The measures will include a ban on all cold calling in relation to pensions

Whistleblowers must believe their disclosure is in the public interest to qualify for legal protection

The Supreme Court has ruled that the fees – introduced in July 2013 – are unlawful

The director of labour market enforcement has called for greater resources to help prosecute perpetrators

The claim states that the taxi firm is wrongly classifying its drivers, who then miss out on benefits and protections

A Resolution Foundation report argues for a better pay deal for gig economy workers

Speaking in the House of Commons, the prime minister outlined what will happen to EU nationals

Organisations are considering relocating or focusing growth outside the UK if they cannot access EU workers

What is each political party pledging around employment, talent and pensions?

IPSE's manifesto calls for changes to tax and statutory employment definitions, and a pensions review