HR & Employment Law News

Over 1,000 employers have adopted a voluntary wage rise to cover basic costs of living, as suggested by the Living...

After a record breaking three sackings on last night’s Apprentice, Lord Sugar made it abundantly clear that Team Summit won...

A new inspection approach will allow parents to compare the quality of different education providers from September next year. Frameworks...

As an employer, there are two main considerations to take in to account when it comes to break times for...

Safety failings by a care home and construction firm have been found to be the result of an accident that...

The government has published draft regulations which will generally require tribunals to order equal pay audits where an employer loses...

Currently there are no significant consequences if an employer does not pay the employment tribunal award owed to a successful...

With the passing of the Protected Disclosures Act, Ireland now has comprehensive whistleblowing legislation in place across all sectors. Whilst...

With the Department for Business,Innovation and Skills now ‘naming and shaming’ employers who fail to pay the national minimum wage,...