A third senior academic at Oxford University has resigned over allegations of inappropriate conduct, prompting calls for EHRC ...

A supermarket worker who has ADHD was unfairly dismissed and subjected to unfavourable treatment due to his disability, a ...

The Keep Britain Working Review is clear digital solutions must be at the heart of solutions to workplace ill health, writes ...

Angela Rayner to table amendment to Employment Rights Bill to speed up implementation of six-month qualifying period for ...

Rachel Cook (right) is a senior solicitor at Peters & Peters, specialising in corporate and financial crime (including fraud, ...

Rachel Cook and Isabella Bradstock from the law firm Peters & Peters examine various whistleblowing reforms and how HR teams can prepare.

Police investigating Post Office Horizon IT scandal say they are considering charges of gross negligence and corporate ...

Resident doctors in England announce five more days of strikes in the run-up to Christmas, action described as ‘inflammatory’ ...

A majority of OH professionals have yet to see improvements in return to-work outcomes since adopting AI tools in their ...

Two taxi drivers have been awarded a combined £278,000 after a tribunal upheld their claims of race discrimination.

Teacher wellbeing, retention and recruitment could be vastly improved by trialling a four-day working week, a campaign group ...

Staff at 33 FE colleges across England will go on strike for three days in January over low pay and poor working conditions.