The key points from today’s Autumn Budget

The Chancellor presented his first Autumn Budget to the House of Commons today.

Judges demand overhaul of ‘corrosive’ divorce laws

Senior judicial figures are the latest to speak out in support of a movement to reform "outdated" divorce laws.

Trial underway to prevent ‘parental alienation’ during divorce

Parents who try and turn against each other during divorce proceedings could be penalised with less contact with their children.

Firms struggling to calculate gender pay gap

Employers not fully understand the term "gender pay gap" (GPG), despite regulations on transparency being in force since April.

SMEs urged to prioritise workplace data security

Small business leaders being urged to prioritise data security training as a first line of defence against workplace fraud.

A judge has ruled that Uber drivers are not self-employed

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has rejected the appeal from ride-hailing firm Uber.