The gig economy has seen increasing numbers of self-employed drivers on our roads. But campaigners warn this increase along with pressure to make deliveries on-time
A charitable trust responsible for maintaining a Tudor stately home has been fined after a butler was crushed to death by a faulty lift. The
April 2017 sees major changes coming into play for apprenticeships in England. Some of the previous winners of the hit BBC show The Apprentice may
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has made another successful prosecution after safety failings resulted in factory workers being injured. The incident at carmaker Jaguar
It is common that workers work through their rest breaks and do not complain about it. However, you may face legal action if you do
The importance of keeping vehicles and people apart has been shown once more after a worker was forcibly struck by a moving vehicle. A ‘mechanical
Blog When is the docking of pay legal? This blog explores situations where you may be able to deduct wages and the legal considerations you
A haulage boss and a mechanic have been found guilty of manslaughter after a faulty tipper truck ran out of control killing four people. The
Over the festive period, some businesses will be experiencing a peak in demand which means they will need as many staff in as possible. Conversely,
If an employee needs to carry out their job, what should you do if they are banned from driving? We answer some key questions on
