Unemployment is forecast to grow and wages are likely to fall as employers, yet to feel the worst of last year's increase to their national insurance contributions, seek to alleviate the cost of the rising tax burdens announced in Wednesday's Budget.
Unemployment is forecast to grow and wages are likely to fall as employers, yet to feel the worst of last year's increase to their national insurance contributions, seek to alleviate the cost of the rising tax burdens announced in Wednesday's Budget.
The U.K. government published proposals on Wednesday to ban or limit non-compete clauses in employment contracts, citing concerns that the post-employment restrictions could be bad for economic growth.
The U.K. government said Wednesday it will reduce tax breaks on pension salary-sacrifice arrangements, despite fears it could leave millions worse off in retirement.
A Royal Air Force squadron leader asked a London appeals court on Wednesday to revive her claim that the Ministry of Defence mishandled her complaints that her bosses discriminated against her when she was undergoing IVF treatments.
Congolese professional footballer Axel Tuanzebe has sued Manchester United FC for more than £1 million ($1.3 million), alleging that the football club's failure to adequately treat an injury has harmed his career.
A tribunal has ruled that Queen Mary University of London discriminated against a senior academic by paying her less than a male colleague in the years following her maternity leave.
A candidate for a parliamentary role representing Reform UK can't revive her sex bias and unfair dismissal claims because she was given every chance to make her case and didn't deserve a "second bite of the cherry," an employment tribunal has ruled.
Kevin Spacey failed to force a man suing him for alleged sexual assault to restart his claim due to the non-disclosure of a psychiatric report after a London judicial panel ruled Wednesday that although there was "no good reason" for it, the proceedings should not be derailed.
A tribunal has ordered a British KFC franchisee to train all its staff on workplace discrimination and awarded a staffer £66,800 ($88,000) in compensation, after the employee won his race bias claim.
The U.K. government will extend the freeze on income tax thresholds as part of its plans to raise £26 billion ($34 billion) in tax revenue without raising rates, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves announced Wednesday.
Independent Governance Group, a pensions trusteeship and governance services provider, has acquired retirement consultancy KGC Associates Ltd. to help the business to grow.
