HR & Employment Law News

Long hours, poor student behaviour and demanding parents. These are just some of the pressures that teachers are facing up...

More companies around the UK have been exposed by the government for failing to pay their employees the national minimum...

The High Court has rejected Unison’s claim that tribunal fees are unlawful. The claim was based on two grounds –...

The current limitation on parents taking unpaid parental leave only until the child’s fifth birthday is to be removed with...

The news on UK employment statistics has been largely positive this month. The number of people out of work in...

A recent survey has suggested that one in five parents are contemplating reducing their hours or quitting their job entirely...

Action has been taken by the government to protect employers over Holiday Pay. The initial ruling in October 2014 was...

MPs were unanimous in backing a bill that would force large businesses into revealing their gender pay data. Only seven...

Cabinet Officer Minister Francis Maude has indicated that 25% of government contracts should go to SMEs by May 2015. The...