Workers are not educated about their rights to take benefit packages with them when they leave an employer.

Nearly two-thirds of jobseekers questioned in a poll believed they were seen as too old by employers.

A state school in Ealing that had been accused of having an admissions policy that discriminated against children from nearby council estates has won its legal challenge.

An industry body has condemned government proposals to monitor phone calls and emails to combat terrorism.

Cancelling occupancy contracts can be a long process which favours the tenant.

Mortgage fraudsters are more likely to target unoccupied property as they don’t have an owner living at the residence and will therefore often not have a mortgage attached to the property.

Giant databases which contain personal information on members of the public could carry "significant risks".

MPs have criticized Gordon Brown's tax on empty commercial property and have highlighted the damaging effects of the initiative.

A proposed extension to flexible working hours for parents could be scrapped after ministers have revealed they plan to review regulations surrounding the area.

A large number of people are unsure what to do when they discover illegal material on the internet.