Consultation to consider the government’s proposals to simplify the taxation of payments made on termination of employment has recently completed.

Chancellor George Osborne said the government “remains concerned” about the growth of salary sacrifice arrangements

Relaxed Sunday trading will obviously benefit employers, but how can they protect against potential backlash from employees?

The government has announced how its national living wage will be enforced, but will this be good or bad for business?

The planned apprenticeship levy has divided opinion, according to a survey of large employers by the CIPD

The national minimum wage rate is now £6.70 for workers aged 21 and over

Upcoming government legislation risks making use of freelancers a far more complex issue

Travelling to and from first and last appointments should be regarded as working time for workers without a fixed office

More than half (51%) of whistleblowers report being treated differently at work after speaking out

In 2013 1,746 cases of slavery were reported in the UK and it is estimated to affect 29.8 million people worldwide

A survey revealed that six in 10 employees have either suffered or witnessed bullying in the workplace

The Trade Union Share Owners (TUSO) group has called on Sports Direct shareholders to vote out company chairman