Earlier this year, we reported that commission must now be included when calculating holiday pay.

A zero hours contract is traditionally used for casual working, it does not guarantee the worker with work and pays a worker only for the work that they have actually carried out.

The European Court of Justice's decision on this question, in the case of Lock v British Gas Trading Limited and others, will be available on 22 May 2014.

It is just over three weeks until the introduction of fees in employment tribunals and the Employment Appeal Tribunal takes place on 29 July 2013

The Claimant, Mr Johnston, was employed by the Welsh National Opera (WNO) as Principal Oboist from 1974 until he was dismissed in September 2008.

An employee found this out the hard way in the recent case of British Waterways Board v Smith UKEAT/0004/15.

One of the more common questions around the new Contract for Difference is: what scope do we have to change the bits of the contract we don’t like?

The UK Government has published draft strike prices for renewable technologies.

Two events – at the opposite ends of the scale – catch our eye this week and must raise questions as to the future of onshore wind.

The Scottish Parliament has passed the Succession (Scotland) Bill as a first step in attempting to modernise succession law in Scotland and ensure that "the law is fairer, clearer and more consistent."

The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 were laid before the Scottish Parliament on 18 December 2015

The Private Finance Initiative (PFI) is to be reformed, Chancellor George Osborne has announced in a written Ministerial Statement made on 15 November.

The news that USC has taken steps to commence an insolvency process is further proof that despite what TS Eliot may have claimed, January really is the cruellest month.

The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games are set to take place between 23 July and 3 August 2014.

For a period of 24 hours, beginning at 5am on 18 January, Wikipedia has joined the blackout protest against U.S. anti-piracy campaigns.

The European Commission are holding an online public consultation on cloud computing, and are seeking comments, suggestions and feedback from general members of the public, businesses and public administrators.

Have you ever answered a call or read a text message from an unknown number, just to realise it is an advert for something you never wanted, sent by a company about whom you have never heard?

Following the announcement that the Construction Act changes will come into force in Scotland on 1 November 2011, SBCC have published their standard form contracts, with the new changes tracked in so they can be easily spotted - the SBCC Tracked Change Documents.

In six months' time - if the Government's target date of October 2011 is met - many of the familiar provisions of Part II of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 will be swept away, when Part 8 of the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 is brought into force.

RIBA have released a "BIM Overlay" to the RIBA Plan of Work.