Changes to employment law designed to give more rights to agency staff who have been working for more than 12 weeks may not be completely effective, one trade union official has warned.

People are being put off getting divorced because of worries about the recession, it has been suggested.

A number of people with HIV have been subjected to discrimination in the workplace, a survey has revealed.

A man whose ex-wife had two children through an affair is suing her over the matter.

An accountancy firm director turned to fraudulent activity to fund a costly divorce settlement, a court has been told.

Updating wills is as important as making them in the first place, it has been stated.

HR bosses who do not work to tackle problems with unequal pay could end up facing employment law issues, it has been suggested.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued legal proceedings against three British National Party (BNP) officials after raising concerns that the group could be discriminating against potential members on racial grounds.

Almost three in four solicitors believe people's attitudes towards divorce are being affected by the economic downturn, according to a new survey.

A magistrate was victimised after complaining about the treatment of black defendants, an employment tribunal has ruled.