Businesses will not be allowed to cut contributions to underfunded pensions if they are still paying shareholder dividends, the UK Pensions Regulator will reportedly announce today.

Organisations are being urged to ensure they know the laws on religious discrimination following an increase in the number of cases going to court.

A report has found that French oil company Total did not break the law by employing foreign workers at the Lindsey refinery.

According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), more than a third of all new incidents of ill health can be attributed to work-related stress.

The Empty Homes Agency has criticised the government for the lack of social housing, despite the hundreds of thousands of empty properties.

Conservative leader David Cameron has pledged that he will relax regulations that stop housing associations and developers from converting empty properties into housing.

A human rights campaigner has reportedly branded Jersey's housing laws as prejudiced.

A review of child employment laws has reportedly been ordered following the broadcasting of Channel 4 series Boys and Girls Alone.

It has been reported that many divorcing couples are being charged eight per cent interest on legal aid loans.

MPs have reportedly voiced their concerns about how the European Union's Working Time Directive (WTD) will affect workers such as retained firefighters.