Unemployment in the UK has risen again, the latest official figures have revealed.

Unemployment in the UK is likely to continue rising until well after the official end of the recession, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has predicted.

A judge has called for a change in attitudes to reduce the level of marriage breakdown in Britain, something that may have implications for divorce law.

British Airways (BA) has issued a request to its employees to work without pay for a month to help it stave off a financial disaster.

A landmark court case may have major implications for employment law after it was found that a council chief executive did not deliberately mislead her employers over her mental health.

Apprentices could be eligible for the minimum wage under new proposals revealed by the government.

A large proportion of small and medium businesses (SMEs) in the UK are vulnerable to the loss of a key employee, research has shown, something that may lead to problems such as insolvency.

An inadequate legal and regulatory framework has created a housing market system in the UK that has disproportionately affected first-time buyers.

A woman from west London has gained £220,000 in a divorce settlement that occurred 22 years after she separated from her husband.

London's commercial property market is one that has seen the price adjustment happen swiftly, it has been stated.