Jo Faragher

The Ockenden review of maternity care failings has identified multiple issues with staffing, governance and workplace culture.

Targeted subsidies rather than tax breaks would be the most cost-effective way to tackle the Neets crisis, according to a think tank.

A worker at a frozen food company who took her employer to tribunal because her working environment was too cold has lost her claims.

Coastguard officers could leave the service after new plans to reclassify their status following a landmark tribunal decision in January.

An admin worker who heard a colleague describe people as ‘coloured’ has lost claims for discrimination and racial harassment.

Plans to widen the liability for right-to-work checks will create ‘needless legal burdens’ for employers, according to the REC.

Badly handled disciplinary proceedings are an ‘urgent’ public health issue, according to the UK’s Faculty of Public Health.

One in five managers have received no training on sexual harassment, a survey by learning company VinciWorks has found.

A group of 26 current and former Meta employees have filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming it used AI for redundancy selection.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that an IT company cannot force a graduate to repay over £8,000 in training costs.