Judgment from the court of appeal has been handed down on the "important yet controversial" case of Allen & Ors v GMB, it has been reported.
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has said that the latest employment figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) are continuing to "defy" other trends in the economy.
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Changes in the registration of childcare across the UK will come into force as of September and will be important to employers, Ofsted has said.
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Councils across the UK have been affected by strikes today causing widespread closures and halting key public services.
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Over £2 billion worth of pension credits will go unclaimed this year, new research has found.
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Stock market falls over June resulted in the value of final-salary pension schemes going down by £45bn, it has emerged.
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The Liberal Democrats have called on the government to reform pension law and postpone annuity purchase by ten years, the Daily Telegraph reports.
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Police staff who answer emergency 999 calls for the Hampshire Constabulary have called off plans to strike after last minute negotiations.
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This week's Unison-led local government strikes could be avoided if councils dip into savings, the public sector union claimed.
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced a raise in the London living wage to £7.45 per hour, 35 per cent higher than the government's national limit for minimum wage.
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