Any employees that lose their job after being revealed as a British National Party (BNP) member could claim payouts in excess of £10,000 for unfair dismissal, it has been reported.

The World of Learning claims that learning and development is essential to the economy.

The Andrea Adams Trust suggests that managers need to be trained and experts employed to tackle the problem of workplace bullying.

A new survey has found that organisations do not teach their staff about the dangers of shopping online in the workplace.

Over one million people may be made redundant during the recession, the Telegraph has warned.

The government has been urged to stop stalling over new flexible working laws.

The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) has advised that in the current economic climate, health and safety is "critical in ensuring firms stay afloat".

Business should only contemplate cutting jobs during the credit crunch as a last resort, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

A female academic has claimed that if equality laws on employment are strengthened any more, men's career prospects will be damaged, it has been reported.

New statistics have revealed that payouts related to unfair dismissal and religious and sexual discrimination have climbed to £32 million.