The government has abandoned its plan to give workers protection from unfair dismissal from day one, confirming the right will now start after six months.

Britain's government watered down plans to strengthen workers' protection against unfair dismissal on Thursday, saying ...

Simon Bailey, 58, was given a written warning after failing to stop colleagues using the word 'fireman' to a female ...

Business groups have welcomed the UK Government's decision to drop its commitment to offer all workers the right to claim ...

Anyone legally classed as an employee has the right to time off if a dependant dies. If a business needs to cut costs, it may ...

Old fashioned' firefighter Simon Bailey, 58, who failed to call out his colleagues for 'belittling' a female colleague was ...

Agreement reached with key stakeholders on the unfair dismissal elements of the Employment Rights Bill. The Government convened a series of ...

Kentucky’s utility regulator and the Kentucky attorney general will appeal the dismissal of a complaint they brought before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that alleged Kentucky Power ...

A SENIOR firefighter who quit after being disciplined for failing to stop his staff saying “fireman” has lost his unfair ...

Three years ago, ticked-off Swifties sued Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary over the Eras Tour “ticket sale debacle ...

Philip McMahon – a driver with Dublin Bus for 28 years – was dismissed for gross misconduct after his refusal to take the ...

Employers are advised to give the same attention to detail in the contracts of temporary workers as they do for long-term ...