11 June, 2012
31 May, 2012
New analysis published alongside 'Employee Rights Stop Employment Wrongs' campaign.
30 May, 2012
Issue 127 of Garden Court Chambers' Employment Law Bulletin is now available.
25 May, 2012
New The Work Foundation report shows that almost a million young people in England are not in employment, education or training.
24 May, 2012
Government publishes Bill that includes measures to improve the employment tribunal system by encouraging parties to settle dispute before an employment tribunal claim is lodged, through Acas early conciliation and greater use of Settlement Agreements.
23 May, 2012
Association of Business Recovery Professionals figures show that 4m people say they are likely to take out a 'payday loan' in the next six months.
23 May, 2012
22 May, 2012
Government publishes report that recommended 'no fault dismissal'.
21 May, 2012
Lack of support from business leaders and a backlash from Vince Cable is expected to persuade No 10 that the proposal should be quietly dropped later this summer, reports guardian.co.uk.
18 May, 2012
New Equality and Human Rights Commission report also shows that closing the employment gap between disabled workers and non disabled workers can increase performance of staff.
17 May, 2012
Public Accounts Committee publishes report that shows that the number of adult apprenticeships have more than quadrupled in the four years to 2010/2011.
16 May, 2012
New Office for National Statistics figures show that the unemployment rate has decreased to 8.3 per cent of population.
16 May, 2012
Government Equalities Office consultation seeks views on government's proposal to repeal provisions in Equality Act 2010 which make employers liable for harassment of their employees by third parties over whom they do not have direct control.
16 May, 2012
New Government Equalities Office consultation seeks views on removing employment tribunals’ power to make wider recommendations in discrimination cases; and the procedure for obtaining information.
15 May, 2012
TUC analysis, ahead of unemployment figures published tomorrow, also shows that number of under-employed women has increased by 74 per cent, bringing the total number of people in involuntary part-time work to 1.38m.
15 May, 2012
New Joseph Rowntree Foundation report shows that some migrants are working under threatening and inhumane conditions for little or no pay, in parts of the food industry.
15 May, 2012
Skills Minister John Hayes announces that results from new Apprentice Learner Survey show that apprentices are getting promoted, improving their confidence and talking on more responsibility in the workplace.
14 May, 2012
Issue 126 of Garden Court Chambers' Employment Law Bulletin is now available.
9 May, 2012
New report says that types of jobs available and improvements in skill levels, combined with changes to tax and benefit systems, will tend to widen inequalities rather than reduce them.
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