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Executive pay ratio regulations come before parliament

Date:: 11 June 2018

New laws requiring certain companies to publish the pay ratio between bosses and workers will be laid out in parliament today.

Employers inflate starting salaries to attract hard-to-find staff

Date:: 8 June 2018

Employers are hiking up salaries in order to attract candidates amid severe staff shortages, according to the latest data from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation.

Uber to give drivers medical cover, sick pay and other benefits

Date:: 25 May 2018

Uber is to introduce numerous protections for its drivers through a new insurance scheme, including sick pay and maternity and paternity payments.

Disability pay gap highest since 2013

Date:: 25 May 2018

Disabled workers earned on average £1.50 less an hour last year that those without a disability, which has pushed the disability pay gap to its highest level since 2013.

MPs press for action over Sainsbury's pay and contract review

Date:: 22 May 2018

Prime Minister Theresa May has been urged to take action over an "array of deplorable decisions" that MPs say will see some Sainsbury's staff lose up to £3,000 a year.

Shareholder discontent grows over executive pay

Date:: 21 May 2018

This year's annual general meeting season has been marked by several significant rebellions by shareholders over senior employees' pay and bonuses, with AstraZeneca being the latest to see a revolt.

Consultation into private sector tax avoidance a 'fatal blow'

Date:: 18 May 2018

Freelance and contractor bodies have called a new Government consultation into IR35 tax reform a "fatal blow" to the UK's flexible work economy.

Deliveroo plans to make permanent staff shareholders

Date:: 17 May 2018

Deliveroo has announced that it will make all permanent staff shareholders, in a move worth around £10m.

Pensions Regulator sets out plan to beef up operations

Date:: 11 May 2018

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has announced plans that it said would enable it to become more effective when dealing organisations avoiding their pension obligations.

More than 200,000 workers to get back pay after NMW investigations

Date:: 10 May 2018

HM Revenue and Customs has secured back pay for more than 200,000 workers who did not receive the minimum wage, according to the latest figures.

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