December News Archive
Most workers afraid to disclose mental health issues, says survey
20th December 2011
Posted by Rachel Krys
Employers have been encouraged to do more to include support for those with mental health issues in their...
Tribunal reforms could lead to rise in out of court settlements, admits employment minister
20th December 2011
Posted by Richard McKenna
Out of court settlements for workplace discrimination cases and other employment disputes could rise ...
Doctor wins largest ever UK payout for workplace discrimination
19th December 2011
Posted by Rachel Krys
A hospital consultant has been awarded almost £4.5 million in compensation in what is believed may be the...
Government unveils employment tribunal fees proposals
19th December 2011
Posted by Richard McKenna
The government has unveiled details of its proposals to introduce fees for those wishing to bring emp...
Government launches new discrimination advice and support service
16th December 2011
Those who have suffered from discrimination in the workplace will soon have access to free support and advice via a government ...
Those working unusual hours more likely to face social exclusion
14th December 2011
Posted by Richard McKenna
Employees who work irregular or unusual hours are more likely to face a lack of social inclusion outs...
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