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23 July 2018
B P Collins’ £10,000 charity fund is opening again for nominations
Do you know a group working to improve lives in their community in the South Bucks, Aylesbury, Wycombe or Chiltern...
‘Whistleblowing’ judge set for employment tribunal verdict
Judge cannot be afforded the same protections as other whistleblowers because she is technically not a "worker".
No post-Brexit certainty until autumn
European Commission is continuing with "no deal planning" and senior advisor urging British businesses to do the same.
Most British workers say age discrimination is common at work
Age discrimination "rife" in workplace with 7 in 10 employees saying they've been treated unfavourably because of their age.
Employment tribunals claims soar 66% after fees scrapped
Claims have risen by almost two thirds since tribunal fees were declared unlawful.
Workplace dress codes - what’s acceptable?
The complexities and sensitivities around dress codes in the workplace have been analysed.
Ministers back law change for straight civil partnerships
Heterosexual couples may soon be able to enter into civil partnerships.
